Balma de la Font Tosca

South-facing rock shelter with a width of 37 m and a maximum depth of 9 m. The floor is very flat thanks to the construction of a retaining wall with thick stones in order to maximise the usable surface. The wall occupies almost the entire width of the shelter and tends to close off at both ends.

From the back of the shelter springs a spring whose water soon pools, but which in other times would have irrigated the garden. The font Tosca: A few metres beyond the eastern end of the shelter, a torrent plunges down the cliff where it is located, forming a beautiful waterfall covered in travertine. At its lower part, from the travertine itself, springs a relatively abundant spring, the font Tosca, which gives the shelter its name.