The small magical trails that make up this new activity are easy paths, circular and short in duration. As their name suggests, they are full of magic to motivate boys and girls and stimulate their most powerful toy, their imagination, with a series of activities or the discovery of hidden elements in the circuit environment.

Tamarros are tiny beings that move almost imperceptibly through our mountains. Responsible for protecting and caring for nature and the forests of Andorra, they are in constant struggle against Dirt, a troll that litters nature and destroys everything in its path. In order to carry out their mission and defeat the fearsome Dirt, the Tamarros access our world through magical portals, which you will also find hidden in the forests of the Principality. In order to activate the mechanism that opens them, each participant needs to leave a small round stone in them. On these routes, children will have fun looking for the magical portals while exploring our forests, a very pleasant and beneficial way to spend time with the family. Furthermore, with the Tamarros you will have guaranteed fun for several days, since there are seven portals, one per parish.

Beyond fantasies and magical beings, there are also very accessible routes to do with children, such as those offered by the unique Incles valley. On this occasion you will not only enjoy a fun walk, but you will tour one of the most beautiful and symbolic valleys in the country. In this sense, you can do the route walking through the valley or following one of the two educational trails, The Incles Valley in your Backpack and Find them,specially created for children. With The Incles Valley in your Backpack the little ones will learn about the nature that surrounds them thanks to a guide-learning notebook, while with Find them you can take up to six different trails in which the little ones will have to look for signs that are the same color as the path and number chosen and leave a record in the guide. At the end of the tour you will only have to go to the tourist office and collect your small reward!

The Camí de les Pardines is a very wide and flat path that begins in the parish of Encamp, more specifically at the border that gives its name to the route. With a route of just over 3 km, you will follow an itinerary where you will find small botanical gardens of plants from the Pyrenees. In addition to a tunnel, you will also cross a bridge and be able to see a waterfall. As a culmination, the route ends at the beautiful Engolasters lake, one of the biggest tourist attractions in Andorra.

A ladder to the water. This trail is located in the parish of Canillo, near the Meritxell sanctuary. The walk runs through a wooded environment perfectly signposted with a viewpoint from where you can observe the panoramic view. The route continues, always with the murmur of the river in the background, until you reach a spiral staircase that gives access to the viewpoint, from where you can contemplate the waterfall that falls to the pool that gives its name to the Toll Bullidor. This walk is suitable to do with the family, since it is a short route (just over 800 meters in total) in a natural area that is easily accessible by car.

A journey through the production of electricity, in which you will visit the bowels of the Engolasters lake dam, walk on the canals that capture water from the rivers and learn the secrets of electricity production. In addition, you will be able to see how the material and people were carried up to the dam guard house in ancient times and you will be able to get on the wagon that was in service from 1930 to 1999. The entire route is done on foot, in an unbeatable natural environment 1,600 m high. After the tour, we recommend a visit to the Electricity Museum, to learn more about the electricity generation process.

The Andorran Iron Route is one of the best family hiking excursions that can be done because it combines nature with culture, society and economy and helps us visually understand one of the most important activities in the country from the 17th century to the end. 19th century: metallurgy.

Family adventure park located in Rabassa, open all year round whose main attraction is the Tobotronc, the longest two-seater slide in the world with a distance of 5.3 km. Another notable attraction is the Airtrekk, a circuit of platforms, hanging bridges and walkways on a wooden structure. It also offers buggy tours for children, minigolf, archery, pedal jeeps, trampolines, tubby and minitubby, ponies and inflatables. The perfect combination for a family day.