Espluga de Cordes

The rock shelter is 5 metres deep and about 60 metres wide at its opening. The walls are high and elongated, in the shape of a crescent moon. It faces south, very well protected from the north wind.

There are several lithogenic formations hanging down attached to the wall, like small pennants.

In the middle, when it rains, the water from the gully that has collected the rainwater leaps down.

It is still used today to pen livestock; a little apart there is the dry-stone hut with a wooden roof. In front of it there are small cultivated meadows that descend gradually in terraces, nowadays abandoned. There is still, parked, an animal-drawn cart and, in the middle of it all, there are several cherry trees, which in summer provide very pleasant shade.