Cova d'en Vidabona

About 280 m WSW of the summit of puig Sestela (or puig Estela, according to maps), about 60 m of elevation difference from the summit. Puig Sestela (2013 m) is the culminating point of the Serra Cavallera.

Leaving Sant Martí d'Ogassa, the steep path begins that after a strong elevation difference should place us at the portella d'Ogassa. Once there, if we were to head west we would reach the summit of the Taga in about half an hour, but we must head east following the ridge trail. The first summit we pass is the puig de Coma d'Olla (1938 m), in the vicinity of which is the cova de Coma d'Olla. We will follow the ridge path for more than a kilometre and when we are only 250 m from reaching the summit of puig Sestela we will leave it at a small secondary col to descend decisively about 40 m of elevation difference towards the south through terrain with a strong slope and without a path. We will find the cave in the lower part of one of the limestone outcrops that stand out among the meadows.