Grotte di Vallcebre

Vallcebre, a municipality in the Berguedà, brings together 10 inventoried cavities: 5 pits and 5 caves. The group totals a length of 741 m and reaches a maximum depth of 42 m. All the recorded cavities develop in limestone.

The longest cavity is les Cambrotes, with 350 m of length, followed by the Cova de Ca l'isidret (90 m), the Bòfia de les Cinglades (68 m), the Cova Nº2 de Ca l'isidret (57 m) and the Forat Negre (50 m). As for depth, les Cambrotes reaches 42 m, the Bòfia de les Cinglades 39 m, the Cova de Ca l'isidret 27 m, the Cova Nº2 de Ca l'isidret 24 m and the Forat Negre 21 m.

Among the described cavities are the Bòfia de les Cinglades, in the Serra d'Ensija, with three entrances and a large hall of 36 x 14 m, and the Forat Negre, explored in 1957 by the SES del CE Puigmal.