Balma del Torrent Mal

A large rock shelter more than 30 metres wide, with a waterfall and its corresponding plunge pool; it also has a spring.

On reaching the shelter we observe large blocks fallen from the roof, and a completely semicircular cavity. At the back we find the entrance to a gallery through which water can be seen emerging temporarily. This opening is 0.80 metres high by 2.55 metres wide; the gallery is uniform and develops in clayey terrain, except for the roof, which is the same limestone slab as the whole shelter. At 8 metres we find a curious semicircular chamber approximately 3x3.80 metres, and 0.80 metres deep, where the water from this spring accumulates forming a puddle.

The spring accumulates the water in a puddle in the semicircular chamber approximately 3x3.80 metres and 0.80 metres deep. If we continue to the end of the shelter, we will find, just below the waterfall, a small space full of vegetation.