Querant Petit de Paús

The entrance to the cavity opens in a depression 20 x 13 metres in diameter and 10 metres deep. At this point a 5-metre drop places us at the head of a ramp that will lead us to a chamber at -35 metres. Through a rather narrow passage we reach a fissure with an average section of 0.8 x 8 metres and a depth of 10 metres. At the bottom of the shaft we find a new gallery, which is closed on one side and on the other allows us to descend a few metres until we are at a depth of -107 metres.

At the foot of the two century-old plane trees there is a small spring that dries up in times of drought.

At this point a 5-metre drop places us at the head of a ramp that will lead us to a chamber at -35 metres. At this point, and through a rather narrow passage, we reach a fissure with an average section of 0.8 x 8 metres and a depth of 10 metres, where we find a shaft; on the other side of this the gallery continues for a few metres and widens, at which point we find a -12-metre shaft, the continuation of this sector ending at a depth of -71 metres. Back in the first shaft, this descends 45 metres until we find a small ramp, after which the shaft continues descending with much smaller dimensions, so no rope is needed to continue descending. At the bottom of this shaft we find a new gallery, which is closed on one side, and on the other allows us to descend a few metres until we are at a depth of -107 metres.