It is located northwest of El Cacarizo, a 30-minute walk along the main channel of the San Pablo stream, where it meets the San Julio ravine. The panel of this place looks a little like one of those of the Cueva de las Flechas and its dynamism and balance emphasize the harmonious relationship of the whole.

It is almost composed of zoomorphic figures, which transmit the sensation of movement through the position of the front and back limbs, the inclination of the head and the angle of the body's axis with respect to the horizontal. Hunting is a frequent theme in rock art. It is believed that the painting of these scenes, together with certain shamanic rituals, ensured good hunting.

Panoramic view of the Boca de San Julio Cave: The name of this site is due to the fact that it is located at the beginning of the San Julio gully, a tributary of the San Pablo stream.

Central Panel Sector: Some Great Mural panels are distinguished by the predominance of animal figures. In this case, the scene is dominated by what seems to be a procession of male and female deer.