The cave has two entrances. The lower entrance is 2 m wide and 1.4 m high and opens to the southeast. The section that can be traversed is quite short, with a low ceiling, and leads to various crawls. On the floor there was all sorts of straw, as if it were the bed of some animal.

The upper entrance is 1 m in diameter, and is located 5 metres from the floor; the entrance forms a small vestibule with a step 1.5 m high and 0.5 m wide that leads to a room, labyrinthine with different levels caused by the fall of blocks from the ceiling.

Some 30 m west of the cave is the so-called Abric-Túnel de Secabecs, a small hole in the cliff, about 6 m long and which serves to access the cliff where the cave is located.

Also, and between the cave and the tunnel, there is a small cavity: la Gatera Penjada de Secabecs, of very reduced dimensions and explored a short time later.

On entering to the right of the large room, there is a smaller one that is decorated with speleothems.

The upper entrance can be accessed by an easy climb aided by a chain in a precarious state (re-equipped with parabolts in January 2020).