The rock shelter is located at the upper part of the Salt de Sallent, situated on the boundary between the municipalities of Capolat (to the north) and l’Espunyola (to the south), in the Berguedà.

From l’Espunyola you must go to the church of the Sants Metges, located about one kilometre away, a place where we can leave the car. The path begins in front of the cemetery. The first stretch of the route runs through a holm oak wood where we observe accumulations of conglomerate blocks from rockfalls from the cingle de Malla, which we have at a considerable drop above us. Some of the blocks are spectacular in size, to the point of having a name, as is the case of the “Roc de la Bruixa” past the side of which we must pass, or the “Roc de les Mosses” or the “Roc de l’Aigua”.

The route continues uphill along a network of paths that would be difficult to describe were it not that we simply follow the marks of the GR-1, since we do the whole route along it. We will gradually approach the Salt de Sallent, which overcomes the cingle with a fall of the order of 70 m, although it does not always carry water. Finally, the path leaves us at the upper part of the fall, where we will find the rock shelter, situated only about 40 m from the drop point of the Salt de Sallent.