The normal access mouth (Ànimes I) has dimensions of 2.5 by 1 metre and is oriented S30W, a direction that the entrance gallery follows for its first 18 metres and varies slightly over the following 17.5 metres until reaching a first crossing. The dimensions are modest throughout its passage, except for the final stretch where it reaches a height of only 0.5 metres.

To the right of the gallery is this first intersection, which gives way to a gallery 12.5 metres long and with an average width of 0.8 metres. At its end it opens into an orthogonal gallery; to the right it continues for about 6 metres more with small steps formed by floor formations.

To the left of the crossing the gallery is divided by a stalagmitic diaphragm that makes it passable both along the lower and the upper part in the first metres, and it continues for a little more than 25 metres and the structural joint is inclined towards the SE. A new crossing at its end gives rise to two small opposing galleries that end filled with sediments.

Positioning ourselves again in the entrance gallery, from the first branch, the gallery continues with good dimensions and soon a new gallery emerges on the left that leads to the outside through the second mouth hanging on the cliff. The main gallery continues a few metres more and then divides into two that considerably diminish in dimensions; the right one remains filled with sediments and the left one remains blocked by a powerful stalagmitic flow that until February 2012 barred the way to the gallery that corresponds to the so-called Cova de les Ànimes II (pas Boixader).

Through a mouth 10 x 1.4 metres hanging on the cliff (Ànimes II) begins a gallery that at 6 metres is intercepted by another orthogonal one about 14 metres long. Continuing along the entrance gallery, about 10 metres after the previous crossing, through a crawlway in “pas de quatre” it opens into the main gallery formed by the fundamental joint of the set of cavities.

To the right it presents small steps caused by floor formations and of very uniform dimensions until reaching the stalagmitic blockage that prevented passage to the Cova de les Ànimes I, now cleared (pas Boixader).

To the left the gallery continues uniform with some small lateral branch of short length. Shortly before the end it splits into two conduits that rejoin 2 metres further on and ends a little beyond, becoming impracticable.

The set presents floor formations and a stalagmitic diaphragm, as well as a powerful stalagmitic flow that until February 2012 barred the way between the two caves.

From the Cova de les Ànimes I you must climb up to the very edge of the cliff and in a S direction go to seek the point where the descent must begin with a 14-metre rope down the cliff, to reach the Ànimes II.

The passage between the two cavities, called pas Boixader, was cleared on 25 February 2012.