About 300 metres before reaching the village of Abella de la Conca, on the left, a track leads to can Xinco and cal Borrell. Shortly before reaching the private entrance of the latter, a turn-off appears on the right with a sign indicating towards Sant Corneli. You pass right by cal Borrell and continue about 200 metres further to a left-hand bend with a good open area to leave the cars. To the NE, a path climbs up to the track that enters the gorge and, shortly after following it, on the right, a monolith rock appears (Pedra Ficada). From this point you must start climbing, almost without a path, in the direction of the upper cliff where, on the left of the torrent (hydrographic right), an important, relatively recent landslide is visible, which has covered a good part of the slope with enormous blocks. You must keep climbing until reaching the upper plateaus, up to a cliff from where we will see opposite, on the other side of the valley, the Espluga de l'Olivé. You must continue in that direction cross-country, since no kind of path is preserved. The Balma is located on the hydrographic right bank of the barranc de Monteguida.