Lo Forat de la Campella

Very hidden entrance of 1.26 by 0.74 metres that gives way to a small gallery of about 3 metres that is intercepted by another larger one. From this junction, if we go to the left we have a gallery of about 3 metres of passage, 2.20 high and an average width of 0.5 metres. This gallery has a chimney that leads to the outside 4 metres higher up, but it is not accessible due to its narrowness.

Continuing along the entrance gallery, from the junction, we find a descending fissure about 3 metres long but which is impenetrable due to its narrowness. If we turn right there is a corridor 6.5 metres long and 2 high, where a small ramp leads us to a small pit of 2.2 metres. The gallery, without descending the pit, continues a few more metres without any continuation. If we descend the pit, to the right and going down a 2 metre step we find a gallery 1 metre wide and 4 high that ends after 6 metres of passage.

If we go to the left, we soon find a 2.4 metre step, here, the straight gallery turns suddenly to the right to end at the head of a 10 metre pit. At its bottom the fracture continues, if we go back, through a narrow passage we come to a small room of about 5 metres. If we continue, the width of the joint is 0.20 metres and descending a ramp we reach the end of the cavity.

The total vertical drop is 19 metres (- 16; + 3).

The authors of the record indicate that the cavity is excavated in non-carbonate metamorphic rocks of Cambro-Ordovician age. Until the specific lithology can be more precisely determined we place it in schists.