Avenc Fred de Vallcebre

A 16 m deep fissure at les Cambrotes, Vallcebre (Berguedà): 30 m long by 2.5 wide, elevation -13, a side chamber with an entrance at 7 m and elevation -16. Discovered in 1963 and surveyed in 1979.

Vallcebre • Berguedà 48m 16m

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A 16 m deep fissure at les Cambrotes, Vallcebre (Berguedà): 30 m long by 2.5 wide, elevation -13, a side chamber with an entrance at 7 m and elevation -16. Discovered in 1963 and surveyed in 1979.

Vallcebre · Berguedà

Sviluppo: 48 m · Profondità: 16 m

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A 16 m deep fissure at les Cambrotes, Vallcebre (Berguedà): 30 m long by 2.5 wide, elevation -13, a side chamber with an entrance at 7 m and elevation -16. Discovered in 1963 and surveyed in 1979.

Caratteristiche

Tipo: Abisso
Comune: Vallcebre
Regione: Berguedà
Unità: Peguera - Ensija
Sviluppo: 48 metri
Profondità: 16 metri
Unità principale: Prepirineu
Litologia: Calcare
Aggiornato su EspeleoÍndex: 12 gennaio 2014

Località

At the upper part of the S cliff of the Boixater (or Boixeder), which extends in an approximately E-W direction from Sant Corneli de Fígols to Fumanya.

We reach the Grau de la Mola, at a marked bend in the road connecting Sant Corneli with Fumanya. At this point there is a natural pass that allows the cliff to be climbed comfortably by path. Here there are also several climbing routes. We go up the grau and follow the path to the left. We continue for approximately 10 or 15 minutes, until we find a branch of the path that goes off to the right towards Vallcebre passing through Santa Magdalena. At this point we rule out the path to the right and also leave the one we were on. We go into the middle of the dense forest towards the left, in the direction of the cliff. Close to it, before reaching les esquerdes de les Cambrotes, is the avenc Negre pit and a few metres further on is the avenc Fred pit.

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Fred de Vallcebre, Avenc
Quota: 1440 m
42.183105, 1.822045
UTM 31T (ED 50) 402817 4670982
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Descrizione

Morfologia

It is a long fissure open close to the cliff, 30 metres long by 2.5 wide, with the base formed by an accumulation of blocks of regular dimensions and which descends to elevation -13.

At its NE end there is a hole that comes out at the cliff, and opposite it, on the other wall, there is a point of communication with another parallel fissure, this one completely underground. The entrance of this side chamber hangs 7 metres above its base, in which the point of maximum depth is reached at elevation -16.

Altri dettagli

Long fissure 16 m deep in the area of les Cambrotes (Vallcebre, Berguedà).

Storia

In October 1963 it is discovered by members of the GES – CMB, who together with other cavities in the area are the object of a campaign that lasts until May 1964.

In order to include them in the Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya, in 1979, other members of the GES – CMB return again to the area, explore and survey them.

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Bibliografia

Astier, Luis (1964).- “Alt Berguedà – Campaña espeleológica en el Pre-pirineo barcelonés”. Geo y Bio Karst (3): 22-23. Ed. J.Mª Armengou. Barcelona.

Borràs,J; Miñarro,J.M; Talavera,F.(1980).-”l'Urgell, el Solsonès, la Segarra i el Berguedà”. Catàleg Espeleològic de Catalunya (vol. 5): 1-233. Ed. Políglota. Barcelona.