The main gallery is formed by a gallery of 5 metres where one moves upright; to the left, through a short conduit, one reaches a small window from which another gallery hanging on the right can be observed. It is also curious to point out that the wall where this window opens has the curved shape of the old gallery that existed there, now dismantled by the retreat of the crag. A little more than 8 metres towards the N and at the same height, we observe two holes in one of which a fig tree grows. Both are of little development. It should also be mentioned that, on the wall of the crag, the mark of a dismantled gallery is clearly marked, which linked these holes with the previous ones and which continued much further towards the N.

Very close to the holes it is known that some hunters made a small pool to collect the water that trickles down from the Paret Gran. It is the font de les Àligues.

Access must be made with an impressive rappel, which if you are lucky and land on a holm oak growing at the mouth, can be accessed without further trouble.

The crags of the camí de la Soleia are full of shelters and small holes, many without a known name. Some of them form a small gallery, at the beginning of which it remains covered by a holm oak, now dead.