Cova Gran de la Font Freda

The entrance is very visible, elongated and inclined about 45º, 13 metres long, and appears just as if it were a rock shelter. Once passed, one enters a narrow corridor 6 metres long with a bit of a slope. If we climb up between the walls of the inclined gallery, after 10 metres we can reach a secluded chamber from which another ascending gallery emerges, leading to the head of a new gallery, which is accessed by means of a step that must be easily descended; this continues 5 metres and is not very wide but is tall, and ends in a narrow passage where one must crawl quite a bit, after passing which it continues 8 metres more to a final small chamber where one can almost stand upright.

If from the start of the cave we look at the upper lip of the entrance, we will be able to observe a hole, which can be accessed without much difficulty, and we will find the start of a new gallery that continues in a direction totally opposite to the previous one. At first it is quite tall and wide, but it becomes narrow and low very suddenly. At a scant 2 metres the narrow passage that must be passed becomes difficult (30 x 50 cms.). Once through it, the gallery becomes tall again (1 to 1.5 m.), covered with stalactites and with the floor full of 'gours'; soon it turns slightly, reaching a small step where the gallery has two levels. We will go along the lower one, which is more comfortable, until we once again come upon these two levels where the gallery ends in a corner full of stalagmitic formations.

In a corner some beautiful stalagmites can be observed that give a little beauty to the chamber.