It is a short traverse that connects the upper and lower parts of the cingle where the ermita de Sant Salvador is located. Entering through the upper mouth (avenc del Ral) there is a 2 metre drop that can be easily descended. Immediately there is the start of a narrow 8 metre pit, structured in a 10 metre long joint. At the base of the pit, on one side, the joint continues more or less flat and ends at 6 m. On the other side, a steep descending ramp with some narrow passage leads to the widest part of the cavity (2 m) with a very flat floor, until it opens to the outside (cova de Sant Salvador), at the start of a ramp that leads to the base of the cingle.

Entering through the upper mouth (avenc del Ral) there is a 2 metre drop that can be easily descended. Immediately there is the start of a narrow 8 metre pit, structured in a 10 metre long joint. At the base of the pit, on one side, the joint continues more or less flat and ends at 6 m. On the other side, a steep descending ramp with some narrow passage leads to the widest part of the cavity (2 m) with a very flat floor, until it opens to the outside (cova de Sant Salvador), at the start of a ramp that leads to the base of the cingle.