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The fifth day on the trail was our first challenging day. Until that day, we were sure that the Golan Trail was pretty easy. We woke up before sunrise and…

Eilat is one of the most popular vacation cities in Israel. It’s located on the southernmost point in Israel, right next to the beautiful Red Sea. So, many come to…

A few days ago I went to the Springs Trail, or in Hebrew, Shvil HaMaayanot. This charming trail is located in the Jerusalem Hills region, a short walk from the…

One of the most popular resort districts in Israel is Ein Bokek, located on the southern shore of the Dead Sea. There are four declared beaches along the Dead Sea:…

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem is a sight to see, no matter if you are Christian or non-Christian. As a tour guide in Jerusalem, I’ve been to…

We woke up at Beit Meir and started our final day on the Israel National Trail. When we started this journey, our goal was to reach Jerusalem. The trail continues…

After a rainy night at Mahal Memorial, we woke up to a rainy morning. We pondered if we could hike that day because the forecast said the rain should stop…

We woke up to a new morning at Moshe Shaiyah Lookout. This day, we planned to get to Mahal Memorial as early as possible. We were getting nearer to Jerusalem,…

After a cozy night at Shoham, we woke up and traced our tracks back to the Israel National Trail. Then, we started making our way to the next destination –…

After sleeping next to the railway at Tel Afek, we woke up to another day on the Israel National Trail. We planned to hike to Shoham and stay at a…