Avenc del Club

In a small funnel the small entrance of the pit opens, communicating with a shaft that descends to the level -9 where there is a steeply sloping ramp which, at its end, begins a new shaft down to 47 metres of depth, meeting a ledge at -40. At the bottom of this first shaft, on one of the sides, there is an opening to pass through and descend into a small gallery where, also on one of the sides, is the Laminador, which communicates with the second shaft.

The Laminador is a fairly narrow passage that is first horizontal and communicates with a vertical joint where, a few metres down, it widens and one comes out into the second shaft (Pou GETIM) which descends 30 metres, with small ledges at -62, -70 and -76. At its bottom, level -81, one continues along a gallery parallel to the direction of the joint of the shaft and, by a steep slope, reaches a small shaft of 5 metres where the deepest point is reached.

Returning to the entrance shaft, at level -30, when it is just widening, is found the so-called Via Pèndol. One reaches a fairly large ledge, here the joint continues inwards and, after passing a low passage, or climbing over it, we find a short shaft of 5 metres, then three more follow, of which except the last, which is wider, can be climbed in opposition. At the bottom one reaches the end of this route, at 50 metres of depth, more or less the same level as the entrance shaft. Once above these three shafts, before passing the low passage, one can continue ascending the joint in opposition, until reaching a small chamber, situated at level -15 with respect to the entrance of the pit.

In the Via Pèndol, on a fairly large ledge, on one of the sides we can observe large lithogenic processes. A small chamber is beautifully decorated by lithogenic processes.

The Laminador is a fairly narrow passage that is first horizontal and communicates with a vertical joint where, a few metres down, it widens and one comes out into the second shaft (Pou GETIM). In the Via Pèndol, after passing a low passage, or climbing over it, we find a short shaft of 5 metres, then three more follow, of which except the last, which is wider, can be climbed in opposition. Once above these three shafts, before passing the low passage, one can continue ascending the joint in opposition.