Complex de les Rovires Nº1-3

Through a portico of square section one enters a long hall with a strong downward slope; halfway down the slope and on the right we find the connecting gallery with l'escletxa no. 3. Continuing again along the hall, at the end of it some blocks form a 2 metre rise, connecting perpendicularly with a gallery of high ceiling and comfortable 5 metre route, at the end of which it places us in a hall of 5X3 metres from which three continuations emerge; the most evident and comfortable is a straight gallery of 5 metres of route where at the final part a climb of some metres introduces us into a chaos of blocks with no apparent continuation. In the lower part of this gallery, a simple crawlway places us in a hall of greater volume from which two branches of 6 and 8 metres respectively emerge and of uncomfortable access. In the upper part of this latter hall we find a window with an inclined passage that leads us to the ample hall mentioned earlier; in this hall we find a rise of -3 metres of difficult access that connects with a descending and narrow conduit, cut perpendicularly in its final part by a long small room of low ceiling occupied by an enormous block. It should be mentioned that some metres above the entrance of this latter rise we find an ascending gallery of narrow section and of 6 metres of route through which a strong current of air enters from the exterior. Continuing along the connecting gallery to l'escletxa no. 3, we find a comfortable gallery of high ceiling; in the upper part of this and between some blocks there exists a small entrance mouth (B) of difficult access. Below this access, the gallery continues and connects with another of narrower section, forming two narrow passages between blocks; after a sharp change of direction, the dimensions increase until reaching a hall of 7X5 metres; at one end of the hall a rise between blocks places us in a descending gallery that becomes impracticable after 7 metres.

L'escletxa no. 3 has an entrance pit of 4 metres of depth, of irregular section and quite narrow, connecting at one end and after climbing a small partition with the hall of 7X5 metres. The meagre base of the entrance pit forms a quite hidden elbow through which one accesses a short ramp which connects with a small hall of 2X2 metres, of low ceiling and blocks in precarious equilibrium; through a window in the wall one accesses a pit of -5 metres, followed by a rise of -3 metres with numerous blocks embedded in the walls but which allows us to access -17 metres, the point of maximum depth of the cavity.