Grallera Mitjana del Corralot

A wide entrance leads to a 9-metre pit that leaves us at the upper part of a ramp that in a southerly direction ends at 20 metres, while in a northerly direction it takes us to the most important part of the cavity: the ramp descends 8 metres and places us in a chamber. At one end we overcome a narrow passage in a stalagmitic flow and it places us in a chamber at -22 metres of depth where the floor is full of blocks. Further on we find a new chamber that we climb up along the right side; when it descends again we must overcome a narrow passage and we will reach the last chamber, full of blocks and which climbs up to -11 metres.

At one end we overcome a narrow passage in a stalagmitic flow.

This and other cavities in the area are also called graller, although the most usual name used by the local people is that of “lo graller” or “los grallers”.