Avenc del Pla de Picamill

Standing on the N slope, inside a small depression with plenty of vegetation, we will find a first small pit of 3.5 metres; at its bottom a ramp continues that soon leads us to a second pit of some 2.9 metres, and next we will descend a last pit of 1.8 m. The pit gradually becomes wider with depth, and at its bottom begins a steep ramp with a lot of leaf litter and blocks that still lets in light from the wide and long outer entrance, although as we progress in depth it becomes totally subterranean while at the same time widening until it forms a more rounded little chamber of 4x8 metres with the floor full of rubble and earth. Further on we find ourselves before an ascending ramp that is soon obstructed by a collapse of blocks and mud, so we will not reach the exit below the cliff face. Its description and survey show us that we are before another tectonic cavity, so frequent in the area, but interesting enough.