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Caves and shafts in Lluçà

Lluçà, which gives its name to the comarca of the Lluçanès, sits at one of the highest points of this plateau, with the old monastery of Sant Pere de Lluçà as the main heritage landmark of the municipal area. The rolling relief and the woods surrounding the village define an inland landscape, a transition between the Vic plain and the pre-Pyrenees, where the limestone bedrock generates some cavities.

19 cavitats in Lluçà have been catalogued. La Tronassa de la Tor, amb 50 m de recorregut.

The surveyed length of the caves with this data ranges from 4 to 50 metres. The depth ranges from 1 to 6 metres. 2 different rock types are recorded here. You can check the full entry for location, access and, where available, photographs and survey maps. The whole set of caves on this page can also be downloaded as CSV or JSON.

County: Lluçanès

Rock Types