l'Escletxa

Access to the cavity is via a large fissure in the cliff, 3 m wide on average and open to the sky; after 18 m of passage and a steep drop of 11 m, the cavity proper would begin.

The entrance porch, 19 m high and of considerable width, gives access, acting as a distributor, to the different chambers of the cavity.

From the distributor in a northerly direction, the cavity has two superimposed galleries, both separated in turn by respective ledges, the upper one being the larger in width and length; the upper gallery has two chimneys at its end, the first of which reaches the greatest height of the cavity.

From the distributor and in an easterly direction, there is a balcony about 3 m above the rest of the chamber; a narrow passage at the balcony allows access to a small chamber which in turn communicates with the outside through a small concretion-covered conduit.

In a north-easterly direction the cavity loses height and slope; we pass beside some large blocks until a final chamber with a low ceiling, in which there are two impenetrable fissures blocked by boulders where a certain air current is noticeable.

A small concretion-covered conduit connects the small chamber with the outside.