Naturland opens 2025–26 winter season with new 600m double zipline

Naturland will open its winter season on 29 November, with activities running until 12 April 2026. The ecopark’s main new attraction this year is a double zipline of more than 600 metres at the 1,600-metre sector, aimed at visitors seeking speed and adrenaline. The zipline will operate on weekends, public holidays and school breaks and will be included in the Adventure Max and Adventure Plus pass options; a specific opening date for the new installation will be announced soon.

Season tickets start at €35, with online discounts and options designed for different age groups and visitor profiles. The centre has also added a new customer-service hut with automated sales.

At the 2,000-metre level, La Rabassa consolidates its role as a national reference for Nordic skiing, offering 15 kilometres of trails for all levels, a beginner area, a ski school and grooming machinery. A snowshoe circuit is available and can be followed via a mobile app.

Naturland retains a wide range of year-to-year activities including Moonbikes, snowscooters, Nordic sleds, the Skimo circuit and the Trineu Tour Aventura. The 1,600-metre sector continues to host signature attractions such as the Tobotronc, Airtrekk, the Forestline (the country’s only curved zipline), the Sklide, children’s circuits and archery.

Catering and hospitality are reinforced across the site: at 2,000 metres the Borda de Conangle serves mountain cuisine with km‑0 products and features a fireplace and panoramic terrace, while the 1,600-metre area includes family-oriented options such as the El Foc burger venue, self-service and a cafeteria. Naturland will also repeat its traditional Santa Claus experience on several December dates aimed at families.

The centre presents the new zipline and the refreshed offering as a way to broaden its adventure and nature-leisure appeal for the coming season.