Cova de la Llosa

Entrance of 0.50 by 0.50 metres located in an artificial bank of rocks that allowed the entrance to be covered with a slab.

Once past the entrance one enters a crawl of about 2 metres and immediately afterwards it makes an 80º turn towards the E, where there is a fairly wide and high fissure, very decomposed.

Continuing along the fissure one finds a small chamber 3 metres by 3.5 metres high, formed by the union of two joints.

Continuing towards the back there is a small “ramonage” from where one reaches a fissure 4.5 metres long and where the cavity ends.

In the chamber of the union of joints, in a NE direction, there is a shaft of about 4 metres where a possible continuation can be seen, but a large block made progress unreliable.