3750: Jabalí, Cueva del
Secadura 30T 454161 4799678 (Datum: ETRS89. Accuracy code: A) Altitude 222m
Length 24m Depth 10m
Area position : Logbook search

Updated 1st May 2013; 24th June 2022

This site has been found, opened up, explored and surveyed by ADEMCO in April 2011. Marked AD-6.
Possibly best approached from the stream bed going up past Torca del Rayo de Sol. The stream splits and on the left bank of the left hand valley (looking up) is an area of prominences. Just beyond is a doline on the uphill left and the small, triangular entrance. A narrow, steeply descending passage enlarges. Water enters and sinks in the cave. The best hope for extension appears to be an impenetrable wet crawl with a strong draught.
This was investigated at Easter 2013 when there was no apparent draught and the very low crawl was seen to be totally flooded with a lot of washed-in debris from a rubble and clay-floored aven. It would require an effort but may be worthwhile.

Reference: ADEMCO, 2012 pp17-18 ; anon., 2013b (Easter logbook)
Entrance picture : ADEMCO, 2012 p15
Underground picture : ADEMCO, 2012 p15
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Detailed Survey : from ADEMCO, 2012
Line Survey :
On area survey :
Survex file : Reconstructed from the ADEMCO survey

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