Eulatz VI

The mouth opens at the bottom of a doline, beneath a steeply sloping stratum with a lot of humus, and consists of two entrances. The lower entrance leads to a 25-metre gallery that leads to a small chamber with two impassable chimneys. The second mouth is reached by going around along the upper part and ascending through some flowstone, with the chamber extending to 60 m.

Although it does not have spectacular formations, there are speleothems such as Elephant Feet, Moonmilk, flowstone and other examples.

There are significant drips, with the formation of pools and gours of different sizes that end up giving rise to a small stream.

From the forest house the track is followed and, at about 2 km, one enters the forest to the doline on the S-W slope of Eulatz. The lower entrance leads along a 25-metre gallery to a small chamber with two impassable chimneys; going around along the upper part, one ascends through some flowstone to the second mouth, with the chamber extending to 60 m.