The cavity has two entrances a few metres apart. Descending through the slightly higher one, you enter a 25-metre pit that leaves you at the top of a steeply sloping ramp and which, beside some magnificent gours, drops into a second vertical of 16 metres. If you enter through the lower entrance (the more usual route), the pit has a drop of 32 metres and passes close to the end of the ramp to link directly with the second pit. Its base is fairly wide, but you have to squeeze through a narrow vertical fissure followed by an 8-metre drop. It continues along a joint-controlled gallery full of blocks. Shortly after a widening you reach a new vertical (Pou del Minyons o de la Biga), of 25 metres. At the bottom of the pit there is a beautiful pool (Bassal de les Pinyes) and a wide, long corridor begins, made awkward by a multitude of wedged blocks. After a narrow section you have to climb a clastic ramp and then descend it again at the other end until you reach an 11-metre little pit that leads to a large area, made up of a false floor generated by an accumulation of blocks. The pit continues through a wide opening between the wall and the blocks and, at 20 metres of descent, a corridor more than 20 metres long is formed, divided by a large vertical slab. At the other end, a new pit, of 14 metres and between large blocks, leads to the deepest point, occupied by a pool of water. Before descending this pit, by an easy traverse, you can reach a gallery (Galeria Rafel Pasant) about 50 metres long. Nova Galeria Quim-Avent: From almost the final point of the pit you can reach the Quim-Avent gallery, by down-climbing a narrow 3.40 m drop and afterwards you will find another narrow passage from which we will see a tight bend to our left, into which we will go into the gallery through which a small stream flows, which we will follow for some 13 m in a straight line to the deepest point, from where progress is impenetrable. At this point we will climb two metres to reach an upper level of the same gallery, along which we will advance stretched out through narrow sections to its maximum extent. Using the topography published in 1976 by the GGG of 123 m depth, the newly discovered gallery has been drawn in such a way that the new estimated depth of the cavity stands at 124.60 m.

Gours and a splendid flowstone (la Llengua de Gat).

A pool of water at the deepest point, significant depending on the season. A small stream in the Quim-Avent gallery.

Descending through the higher entrance, you enter a 25-metre pit that leaves you at the top of a steeply sloping ramp and which, beside some magnificent gours, drops into a second vertical of 16 metres and which is descended alongside a splendid flowstone (la Llengua de Gat), practically to the bottom of the pit. If you enter through the lower entrance (the more usual route), the pit has a drop of 32 metres and passes close to the end of the ramp to link directly with the second pit. Its base is fairly wide, but you have to squeeze through a narrow vertical fissure followed by an 8-metre drop. It continues along a joint-controlled gallery full of blocks, which must be overcome for some metres by opposition in the upper part, while below the joint continues. Shortly after a widening you reach a new vertical (Pou del Minyons o de la Biga), of 25 metres and where many years ago there had been an iron beam to facilitate the rigging. At the bottom of the pit there is a beautiful pool (Bassal de les Pinyes) and a wide, long corridor begins, made awkward by a multitude of wedged blocks. After a narrow section you have to climb a clastic ramp and then descend it again at the other end until you reach an 11-metre little pit that leads us to a large area, made up of a false floor generated by an accumulation of blocks. The pit continues through a wide opening between the wall and the blocks and, at 20 metres of descent, a corridor more than 20 metres long is formed, divided by a large vertical slab. At the other end, a new pit, of 14 metres and between large blocks, leads us to the deepest point, occupied by a pool of water, significant depending on the season. Before descending this pit, by an easy traverse, you can reach a gallery (Galeria Rafel Pasant) about 50 metres long. Nova Galeria Quim-Avent: From almost the final point of the pit you can reach the Quim-Avent gallery, by down-climbing a narrow 3.40 m drop and afterwards you will find another narrow passage from which we will see a tight bend to our left, into which we will go into the gallery through which a small stream flows, which we will follow for some 13 m in a straight line to the deepest point, from where progress is impenetrable. At this point we will climb two metres to reach an upper level of the same gallery, along which we will advance stretched out through narrow sections to its maximum extent.

Using the topography published in 1976 by the GGG of 123 m depth, the newly discovered gallery has been drawn in such a way that the new estimated depth of the cavity stands at 124.60 m.