Avenc de la Clota

Through a small entrance (0.56×0.75 m) a 10.7 metre deep shaft is descended which deposits you at one side of an interesting chamber some 6 metres high, 18 metres long and about 5.5 metres wide. At its ends the two continuing routes of the cavity develop.

If we go towards the NW, we find an 8 metre shaft. Halfway up, members of the GEB made a dig that ends at two metres.

After two drops, one of 3 m and another of 3.4 m, they reach indistinctly a ramp that pours us into vertical crawls which, after descending 5.2 metres, bring us to a small gallery that ends immediately.

Here the maximum depth of the cavity is reached (-30 m). This last stretch of crawls was completely unexplored, as it had been dug open by members of the EGAN.

If we return to the chamber, and head towards the SW, we find the other route, also dug open by the EGAN; here, after a few metres, we find a highly selective horizontal crawl, one metre wide by 0.28 metres high; once past it, we will descend through narrow steps and some intermediate small chamber, until another small chamber where we find two small shafts, one ends at 26.5 metres and the other remains blocked by a block and gave a depth of -28 m. Although the continuation is evident, the arduous work of digging would have to be continued.