Cova de la Vila

A 38 m rock shelter in the shape of a half-moon located at the foot of a small crag. Although at some point the height of the shelter reaches 6 m, most of it remains below 2 m. The maximum depth is 7 m.

On the south side of the cavity – where the torrent drops down – there is an old, very worn concretion that modifies the morphology of the sector, creating an inlet in the form of a small recess (“el Racó”) and also enclosing a space like an independent cave (“la Saleta”) with a passage of 6 m.

A torrent, usually dry, drops down through the shelter.

In “la Saleta”, with a passage of 6 m, one must advance crouched, and it is accessed through a small opening.