Grotte di La Pobla de Lillet

La Pobla de Lillet, a municipality in the Berguedà, has 7 catalogued cavities: 6 caves and 1 pit. Together they total 282 metres of length and reach a maximum depth of 59 metres. The lithologies represented are limestone (3), conglomerate (2) and sandstone (2).

The most notable cavity is the Tuta de Saus, with 186 metres of length and explored to a depth of -59 metres. It is followed by the Cova de Falgars, of 30 metres, located and explored in the summer of 1982 by the SIEP del CE Poblet; the Forat del Puig, a pit with 18 metres of vertical drop, an entrance of 8x5 metres and a single shaft of 15.5 metres; the Cova Artigas, of 21 metres, a semi-artificial cavity with a descending gallery; and the Bauma del Salt del Bisbe, a large rock shelter on the torrent de Solls 60 m wide, 10 deep and 8 high, with a spring captured inside it.