Cova dels Muricecs

Once past the entrance, a gallery 28 metres long follows, which leads into the so-called sala dels Muricecs, which is the largest chamber of the cavity, 25 metres long by 18 wide and with a maximum height of 9 metres. This chamber joins at three points to an upper level: a ramp that connects with a gallery superimposed on the entrance one; another ramp at the SW end of the chamber that leads to the small decorated chambers and likewise connected with the aforementioned gallery; and there is also a hole that opens more or less vertically above the chamber. The final part of the cavity is made up of the so-called Laberint, formed by a large number of galleries that intersect in a rigorously orthogonal manner, their floor being occupied by a thick clayey layer that fossilises any possible continuation at depth; an exception is the SE end of the terminal joint, which presents a small pit through which one can reach some short lower galleries. The approximate drop is about 20 metres (+10/-10).

The small decorated chambers, connected with the gallery superimposed on the entrance one, are at the SW end of the sala dels Muricecs.

The final part of the cavity is made up of the so-called Laberint, formed by a large number of galleries that intersect in a rigorously orthogonal manner; an exception is the SE end of the terminal joint, which presents a small pit through which one can reach some short lower galleries.

For some years the cavity has been closed with a grille and, with the intervention of the Ajuntament de Llimiana, advised by the Museu de Granollers, the Estació Biològica del Pallars and with the contribution of the "Neteja de cavitats" guide of the CPCE, the multiple graffiti that had existed for years were cleaned. At present its visit is regulated according to the hibernation season of the muricecs (bats) and outside this period the cavity can be visited, both by school groups and by the general public, through some adventure sports company.