This is a little-known cave that is not marked on the maps, located not far from the famous Grotta del Gelo and can be reached either from there by going over the promontory that overlooks it or from an ancient path, also not marked, to/from the Dagala dell'Orso (parallel to the analogous CAI path). Almost certainly originating from the same 1614 lavas, it also risked being buried by the '81 flow that grazed and partially covered the entrance. Hence the name attributed to it. Furthermore, with its more famous sister it shares a certain morphological similarity of the entrance. The cavity has a very wide entrance and extends for a few dozen meters on two sides that can be walked through thanks to the size of the rooms. There is a hole about a meter wide that would seem to give access to a very steep development of the cavity, however the walls are not stable and do not instill any confidence for safe exploration. The cave in question is not marked on the maps, but is certainly known to the shepherds of the area. The slang name used in the past could not be found.