Coves dels Moros

It is a group of rock shelters joined laterally, hanging more than 10 metres above the base of the crag and resting on a marly stratum. The deepest point is 11 metres from the entrance. There are the remains of some front walls that were intended to shelter the chamber.

To reach them, in 1966 there was a wooden ladder 13 metres high. Currently (2013), one must follow the crag for a few metres while watching for a small ledge that continues from the caves to a less vertical point. At that point a rope allows us to climb up to the ledge, where a horizontal steel cable will give us the safety to access the caves. With via ferrata equipment (harness and double lanyard) we advance along the narrow ledge through a very vertical section until reaching the first of the caves, the largest. To advance towards the second and third caves there is no safety cable, only some precarious wires that give more psychological than real safety for crossing over the void. It is possible to descend by abseiling some 25 or 30 metres, since there is an installation inside the cova gran, but it is faster to return by the same path (10 minutes) than to take down the rope and prepare the abseil.

In the caves one can still see remains of the walls that closed off the rooms.