Avenc de les Piques

Through an entrance of regular dimensions (approx. 3 x 2 m.) one enters a small shaft 5 metres deep, at the base of which begins a gallery about 13 metres long that, on a steep ramp, leads into a wide and beautiful chamber. At the end of this chamber one can see the entrance of a slightly elevated gallery protected by a series of magnificent gours. At its start the gallery has a rounded section with a low ceiling, then a few metres further on gains height for a few metres and immediately afterwards noticeably decreases in dimensions. Once the narrows are passed, one emerges into a wider passage, slightly ascending, where some parietal flowstone brings the progression to an end.

The entrance of a slightly elevated gallery is protected by a series of magnificent gours (very often full of water and for which the greatest respect is asked of visitors).

In times of heavy rain the cavity can enter a certain hydrological activity and the gallery is traversed by a small watercourse, which drains through a small sinkhole in the main chamber, below the gours.

Through an entrance of regular dimensions (approx. 3 x 2 m.) one enters a small shaft 5 metres deep, at the base of which begins a gallery about 13 metres long that, on a steep ramp, leads into a wide and beautiful chamber. Once the narrows are passed, one emerges into a wider passage, slightly ascending, where some parietal flowstone brings the progression to an end.