Forat del Coll de Cuberes

Known and visited by the people of the area for a very long time. The first speleological reference is from the SIE-CEA, which explored and surveyed it in 1976, naming it Cova del Clot. In 1985 the “Spéléo Club Lasallien” of Nimes (France), during a brief campaign in the area, explored it and named it L.85.2 despite the evident signs of it having been visited periodically; they did the same with other cavities of the massif, as already indicated in EspeleoSie 33 (1998).

The toponymy of the cavity is somewhat confusing, since we do not believe it correct to give it the name of clot, referring to the Clot de Cuberes, since this is a nearby hollow but not where the pit is located. For this reason we have preferred to use coll de Cuberes, much closer to the cavity, although this is better known as la Collada. It is also possible, given the closest toponymy, that the pit was known as lo Pouet, which is what the area where the pit is located is called.