The park is located on a site historically shaped by the basaltic lava flows of the Croscat volcano.
It utilizes traditional horse-drawn carriages to transport visitors through the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone to minimize environmental impact.
The location is specifically positioned between the towns of Olot and Santa Pau in the Catalan interior.
The facility serves as a primary access point for the 'Fageda d'en Jordà', a rare beech forest growing on volcanic soil at unusually low altitudes.
Lava Parc is a recreational facility situated directly within the Garrotxa Volcanic Zone Natural Park in Girona, Spain. The site functions as a gateway to the volcanic landscape, offering guided tours of the Croscat and Santa Margarida volcanoes. Facilities include a restaurant serving local Garrotxa cuisine and a dedicated area for adventure activities and team-building exercises. It serves as a departure point for horse-drawn carriage tours that traverse the volcanic terrain. The park provides specialized programs for school groups and outdoor workshops focused on geology and nature education. The infrastructure is designed to integrate with the surrounding forest and basaltic geological formations.
The elevated viewing points along the carriage route overlooking the forest canopy of Fageda d'en Jordà.
Book horse-drawn carriage tours in advance as they are the primary way to access protected volcanic routes.
Wear sturdy walking shoes suitable for volcanic soil and forest paths.
Check the official website for seasonal group booking requirements.
Attempting to hike off-trail in the protected volcanic reserve areas without a guide.
Operations often fluctuate based on seasonal demand; advanced booking for activities is highly recommended.
Respect protected natural zones by staying on marked trails and carrying out all waste.
