Gorgs de la Febró

Enjoy the Febró set of natural pools and waterfalls and refresh yourself

The Chasms of La Febró are formed by a set of crevices in the Crag of the Mussara. There are three main ones: the first, the Big Crevice, is the widest and short but is not connected to the others. The one you can visit is the third, and is furthest from the cliff. It has a main gallery of nearly 300m long, about 30m deep, and is 6-8m across. Inside this crevice, there is the Big Cave, the Small Cave and three shafts. The Big Cave is 254m in length, with a 39m drop, and is an easy way to get into caving. This cave connects to the second crevice, and a labyrinth of tunnels. The entire complex is over 1,800m.

To get into the Chasms from the refuge at the Mussara, take the narrow path leading to the road. Follow the road to the right for a couple of minutes to the junction with the road from Reus to La Febró. Across the road, a wide track heads north, passing a water tank to the right, then turning into a narrow footpath. After walking for 15 minutes, there is a junction, at which we take the first road to the left, leading to the Plane of Agustenc. If you keep on going, heading north, we come to another junction with a wider track (the long-distance path marked with white & red, the GR7), which in ten minutes brings us to the aforementioned Plane of Agustenc. Take the track on the right (signposted PRC 87), that heads north. After a very sharp double bend there is a path with PR signs to the north, a pleasant walk through the woods that leads us directly to the left entrance to the Chasms of La Febró.