Located in the village of Capafonts, we will go to find a cemented track at the entrance to the village coming from the Mont-ral road, which, well signposted, indicates the font de la Llúdriga; at this point we find a first chain that prohibits the passage of vehicles. After 200 metres we will cross the barranc del Ribatell, to continue approximately some 700 metres where we find a second padlocked chain; following the signposts they will lead us on a 10' walk (another 700 metres approximately) to the shady spot of the Font de la Llúdriga, located on the left of the direction of travel. The Font de la Llúdriga is an emblematic place, a spring that gushes from the ground, and the theoretical source of the river Brugent.

Then we will cross the river and go uphill, slightly diagonally to the left through the thick boxwood, until we find a small gully, following it always upwards until it begins to become more vertical; then we will turn off to the left, levelling out, to a rocky spur where we will find the Forat del Vent Glaçat; we will climb the rock in front of the mouth and head to the base of the wall of the crag; on the right there is a channel, and climbing it a few metres we will reach the mouth of the cova d'en Daniel. Once again at the wall of the crag, if we go to the left we will soon find a fissure that enters the crag; this leads us to another fissure perpendicular to the previous one; we must follow to the left, where a rise of some 2 metres must be overcome; once at the top and a few metres further on we will find the entrance of the avenc d'en Daniel.