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…
Hiking in Israel
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I don’t know about you, but I don’t like the summer. The weather is too hot to walk around in the afternoon, and most hiking trails are out of limits.…
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Hiking from Ein Kobi to Netiv HaLamed Heh on the Israel National Trail
After a long break from the Israel National Trail, we returned for another segment, this time from Ein Kobi to Netiv HaLamed Heh. This segment is very easy but mostly…
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I’ve been to Mount Sodom twice in my life. Once when I was in the tour guide course and the other, when I was traveling with friends in the area.…
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HaMinsara, also called “the Carpentry Shop,” is one of the top sites in the Ramon Crater. In Hebrew, “Minsara” means “prism.” It’s a small hill covered quartzite rocks that look…
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In the beginning of January, I spent a few days in Ramon Crater and hiked a few trails with my friends. Ramon Crater, officially known as Makhtesh Ramon, is a…
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Ramon Crater, officially known as Makhtesh Ramon, is one of Israel’s top natural wonders. It looks like a huge crater created by a meteor, but it’s actually the world’s largest…
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Have you ever seen flowers blossoming in the middle of the desert? I saw it a few times during the past two years, and it’s amazing! Last week, I went…
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If you’ve researched hiking trails near the Dead Sea, you probably heard of Ein Gedi. But few people know that within the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, there’s a magical place…
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I’ve always wanted to go to Ein Prat Nature Reserve but heard that it’s hard to get there by public transportation. It’s located in the Judean Desert, below the Jewish…