Cova de la Taverna

The cave has 472 metres of passage. The upper entrance gives access to a 5-metre drop that leads to a new elongated entrance. The gallery makes a double bend and reaches a relatively high and wide gallery. The next section leaves the river course and it is necessary to descend various drops among blocks that give it a chaotic appearance. At the end of this section there is a 3-metre drop, the pas de l'escala. Immediately afterwards one reaches la Saleta (11x5 metres) and connects with la Sala (19x13 metres). The exit is formed by a broad porch with a large pool of water.

In la Sala (19x13 metres) we find some formations.

The cave is an underground torrent and, as such, is active after rain, and can carry a significant flow. It develops parallel to the surface torrent of the barranc de la Taverna, with which it has various connections. In the roof of the relatively high and wide gallery there are various openings that connect with the outside. In la Saleta (11x5 metres) we find a beautiful pool of water. Immediately afterwards a waterfall is descended and we find a gallery that narrows as we pass through various plunge pools. The large pool of water at the exit is produced by a construction to collect water there.

The upper entrance gives access to a 5-metre drop that leads to a new elongated entrance; from there one descends among blocks and some narrow passage until reaching a waterfall-slide. Once descended, the underground course is followed. The next section leaves the river course and it is necessary to descend various drops among blocks, with various entrances that connect with the outside. At the end of this section there is a 3-metre drop, the pas de l'escala, currently equipped as if it were a “Ferrata”. Immediately afterwards one reaches la Saleta (11x5 metres) and connects with la Sala (19x13 metres). Immediately afterwards a waterfall is descended and we find a gallery that narrows as we pass through various plunge pools, reaching the exit.