Forat del Fum

An entrance of 2.30x1 m places us in an elongated chamber 1.30 m wide that follows the structure of the joint. Here we observe three continuations: the first is a gallery in an E direction that after an R-1.30 m of passage bifurcates; the crawl continues on the left ending 2 m further on. The right-hand branch is a fissure that cannot be passed due to its narrowness, but it can be seen that after 2 m it gives onto the roof of the lower gallery.

The second continuation is a P-8.60 m slightly inclined that is descended without difficulty to the lower gallery.

The third continuation is a P-4.30 m which once at the base heads towards the E; the gallery is 0.80 m wide and 5 m high. In the roof can be seen, at a height of 5.80 m, a narrow hole through which light enters, this being another possible access. Advancing 8 metres two continuations are found: a lower gallery that ends at 3.50 m and leaves us at -9 m depth, and an upper one that after overcoming an R+1.40 m places us in a narrow passage 0.40 m wide and 3 m high; the cavity on this side ends.

Returning to the base of the P-4.30 m we will head towards the West, climbing and descending among blocks for some 5 m to place ourselves below the entrance of the first shaft (the one of -8.60 m); one continues descending on a steep slope for some 6 m. Situated at this point the connection with the crawl described at the beginning can be sensed in the roof. At our feet a small pit of 1.50 m leaves us at the maximum level of the cavity at -14 m; in front, a short gallery between blocks some 2 m long and climbing an R+1.60 m allows us to advance 3 metres more to the end of the joint, ending with unstable blocks wedged in the walls.