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Naturland – La Rabassa

Sant Julià de Lòria, Andorra

Naturland is Andorra's only cross-country area, in the forest above Sant Julià de Lòria. The trails are at Cota 2000 and run through pine forest and across open pastures. Further down, at Cota 1600, there is an adventure centre with one of Europe's longest toboggan runs. A good complement to alpine skiing in Andorra.

Cross-country skiing

Height
2,000 m
Trails
15 km
Classic
Yes
Skating
Yes
Loops
4 trails: Prat de Conangle (easy), Pista del Bosc (easy), Pleta de les Mules (intermediate), Roca de Pimes (difficult)
Season
approx. November–mid-April, 9–17
Trail pass
€15 adult/day, ages 7–13 €10 (latest published, 2023/24); trail pass + hire €27
Level
all levels
Other
Snowshoe routes (including Els Paquetaires across the border into Spain), sleigh rides, snowmobiles, MoonBike, ski school; the Tobotronc toboggan run and cable cars at Cota 1600

Highlights

  • Andorra's only cross-country area
  • Borda de Conangle restaurant
  • Snowshoe route past old bunkers at the border
  • The Tobotronc toboggan run

Getting here

Flights
Andorra–La Seu (LEU) approx. 25 km, approx. 30 min (few flights) · Barcelona (BCN) approx. 210 km, approx. 2 h 45 min · Toulouse (TLS) approx. 200 km, approx. 3 h
Bus
No bus up; taxi via Andorra Taxi Center
Car
From Sant Julià de Lòria along the Carretera de la Rabassa (approx. 10 min to Cota 1600, a further approx. 10 min to Cota 2000). Free parking.

Accommodation

Accommodation
No hotel at the trails; motorhomes may park overnight at Cota 2000 (no facilities).
Places to stay nearby
Sant Julià de Lòria (approx. 20 min), Andorra la Vella (approx. 30 min)
TipsThe trail pass and hire package is good value. Check snow conditions – some winters it has been closed due to lack of snow.

42.4351° N, 1.5192° E

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