Naturlandia
An activity park above Sant Julià with a long alpine coaster through the forest.
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Naturlandia occupies the forest at La Rabassa above Sant Julià de Lòria and is built around the Tobotronc, an alpine coaster running some five and a half kilometres down through the trees on rails, with a drop of around four hundred metres, which is among the longest of its kind anywhere. An animal park, tubing runs and cross-country ski trails share the site, along with a network of forest paths.
What you actually see
- The Tobotronc - the alpine coaster running some five and a half kilometres downhill.
- The forest setting - the pine woods at La Rabassa the park sits in.
- The animal park - the enclosures holding Pyrenean species.
- The cross-country trails - the winter skiing on the plateau.
When to go
June to September and December to March are the main seasons. The coaster closes in rain and in high wind. Queues build in August.
Honest expectations
The coaster closes in rain, which is frequent, and queues in August are long. The animal enclosures are modest and draw some criticism. The road up is winding.
Nearby
Sant Julià de Lòria is below, and Canòlich is east.
What to pack for Naturlandia
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.