Cova del Rastre

Within a kind of trench two entrances open. The right-hand one, wider, communicates with a small chamber about 10 metres long by about 3 wide and ends in a raised step above the floor and full of concretions, especially flowstone.

The left-hand entrance is smaller and becomes a low gallery with a ceiling and with a slippery floor due to the presence of several flowstones. After a few metres it turns sharply to the right and gains height, to go, quickly, to emerge in a chamber of notable dimensions. To the right of this room and by a ramp between flowstones one reaches some small lower galleries.

Below the rise and to the right of the pool there is a small pit that leads to a series of short subvertical conduits plugged by lithogenesis.

All the lithogenic formations are, as in the neighbouring Cova Cambra, covered by a blackish masking.

Skirting a large pool one reaches the final stretch of the cave where a small gallery of short length develops.

Continuing straight on through the main chamber one finds a rise of about 3 metres that can be descended by a wooden ladder installed many years ago and that allows us to reach the lower zone of the main gallery; skirting a large pool one reaches the final stretch of the cave where a small gallery of short length develops.

A well-known cave of about 80 m of passage at the Mola de Catí (el Port).