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Balma del Ramat Perdut

Balma del Ramat Perdut

A 4-metre-deep shelter in Guixers (Solsonès), with a 9-metre-long and one-and-a-half-metre-high entrance, full of livestock dung.

Guixers • Solsonès 4m

A 4-metre-deep shelter in Guixers (Solsonès), with a 9-metre-long and one-and-a-half-metre-high entrance, full of livestock dung.

Characteristics

Location

To the north-west of the tip of the ridge where the path from Pont Quebradís to the tower of la Corriu passes, where it changes slope, from the river of Vall to the torrent of Vilacireres. About 200 linear meters. To reach it we will set out from this point on the ridge and in a north-westerly direction at the foot of the cliff we will gradually climb, we will follow a torrent overgrown with vegetation and once past it we will look for a small cliff with the shelter below.

Approximate coordinates without much precision.

Map

Entrances

Always verify coordinates and access conditions before setting out.

  1. Balma del Ramat Perdut

    Elevation: 1188 m

    42.163820, 1.681203
    UTM 31T (ED 50) 391153 4669010
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Photos

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Description

Morphology

It is a small shelter with an entrance 9 metres long by one and a half metres high, and about 4 metres deep, covered by holm oaks on the east side.

Speleothems

On the west side of the cliff about 20 metres we will find a small spring that forms stalagmites and a lot of vegetation below that covers other hidden shelters.

Other details

It is full of dung from the livestock that live there, especially in winter to take refuge.

History

Known since time immemorial.

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Bibliography

  • Catalunya Subterrània. Blog de Jordi de Valles, post del 15 de novembre de 2014. “cavitatsdecatalunya.blogspot.com.es”. Dades arxiu Salvador Codina.

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