Mouth facing west, 2.5 m wide by 1.8 high, well hung on the crag. It gives access to a relatively rounded little chamber in which we can stand comfortably upright, level floor. Depth of 5 m by a maximum width of 3.5 m.

One of the problems we had was access from the track to the top of the crag, since a scramble over craggy, wooded terrain is required. Fortunately, we found an old charcoal-burners' path that passes just a few metres from the point where the descent of the crag must begin.

On reaching the point, it is confirmed that there is a totally vertical drop down to the mouth. For this reason, only en Ferran Cardona will access it, as he has the material and the technique for vertical progression.

Inside the cave a small tree has grown with its trunk leaning towards the outside seeking the light.

On reaching the mouth, it is confirmed that the cave ends at 5 m, but the most surprising thing was to confirm that the cave had been used as a hiding place. Thus, there is a place for making fire among some stones, and there is even a perforated iron sheet serving as a grill. There is a small pile of firewood and also some rubbish which, judging by its state, seems old, probably years old. Also, inside the cave there is a very dry tree trunk that could hardly have arrived naturally by falling from above.