Balma de la Corbera Vella

Shelter at the Roques de la Corbera (Tavertet), 26 m wide and 7 m high at its maximum, with remains of old walls.

Tavertet • Osona 6m

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Shelter at the Roques de la Corbera (Tavertet), 26 m wide and 7 m high at its maximum, with remains of old walls.

Tavertet · Osona

Length: 6 m

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Topographic map of the main entrance — Main entrance · ICGC topographic map

Shelter at the Roques de la Corbera (Tavertet), 26 m wide and 7 m high at its maximum, with remains of old walls.

Characteristics

Type: Cave
Municipality: Tavertet
Region: Osona
Unit: Cabrerès, el
Length: 6 meters
Depth: 0 meters
Major Unit: Serralada Transversal
Lithology: Sandstone
Updated on EspeleoÍndex: December 5, 2017

Location

From km 6.73 of the BV-5207 road, where the track (locked with a padlock) that leads to the Noguer begins, we will take a path that starts about 30 m before, which runs level, parallel to the road. After a little more than 100 m the path gains height and we soon reach the balma de la Corbera Vella.

Entrances

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Balma de la Corbera Vella
Elevation: 774 m
42.003422, 2.388420
UTM 31T (ETRS89) 449353 4650337
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Topographic

Balma de la Corbera Vella - Topography, Tavertet, Osona

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Balma de la Corbera Vella - Photo, Tavertet, Osona

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Description

Morphology

Shelter 26 m wide with remains of old walls located mainly in the SE area. The maximum height is 7 m. In the NW sector there are two narrow crevices that climb up.

History

Known since time immemorial. Cited by J. Mor (GE Mollet) in a list of cavities of the Cabrerès and published on a website that has changed domain several times.

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Bibliography

Dades extretes del blog (cavitatsdecatalunya.blogspot.com.es) de Jordi de Valles, post del dia 10-10-2015. Text i fotografies de Jordi de Valles i Jaume Ferreres (ECG).