टोबोगन (en. Toboggan)

From cruising Peru's Lake Titicaca on a boat made of reeds to flying down the streets of Madeira in a wicker toboggan or taking an odd horse-drawn carriage in Pakistan, there are so many unusual types of travel to be tried.

Although it’s best to visit it in winter when you can ski, snowboard and toboggan, this sports park has something to offer the adventure seeker all year round.

Buy a full day pass, head up to the top of the tram route, rent your toboggan from one of the convenient kiosks, slide down to the city, then take the tram back up again.

A sled, otherwise known as a toboggan or sledge.

Today, the hill is still open to skiing and snowboarding, and there are opportunities to bob sled, zip-line, toboggan, and mountain bike.

Toboggan is a plain sledge, which, in earlier times, was used for transportation from one place to another on the snow covered mountains.

The route down is via cable car, and you can stop-off halfway for a go on a toboggan run, if you feel like you slow holiday needs a modicum of speed.