Cova Freda

The current entrance is fitted with an iron door that has been open for many years; its installation involved masonry work that caused a second mouth a few metres away to disappear, which also allowed entry into the so-called Vestíbul, a spacious chamber that in some points allows one to stand upright. Some large blocks serve as a viewpoint over a lower hall, which is reached through a low passage to the left of them. To the right of this chamber and through a narrow passage one can enter a gallery (Corredor de la gatera) that is about 20 metres long and remains cut off from the rest of the cavity. Returning to the previous hall, the floor becomes steeper and one reaches a new chamber, smaller than the previous one, dominated by an important clastic morphology, which will be the main feature of the rest of the cavity. Continuing forward there are a series of diverticula that connect with different spaces between blocks and interconnected with each other. At the lowest point of the Cambra final the point of maximum drop of the cave is reached at the level of – 15.8 metres.

Climbing up some large blocks one can reach the final hall by different points, located on a lower level, in which different lithogenic forms appear, especially flowstone and stalagmitic formations in an advanced state of decalcification.

The cavity is in a rather lamentable state of conservation, due to the incivility of some visitors who have taken no care when throwing away rubbish and large “graffitis” with paint in every corner of the cave.