Want to go hiking in Israel? There are many hiking trails in Israel ranging from short to long and from easy to challenging. There are trails in the desert, in Galilee, and around Jerusalem. All you need to do is pick the right trail for your fitness level and interests.
After our first day of hiking on the Golan Trail, we woke up early and started our second day on the trail. On this day, we planned to walk all…
The Golan Trail is one of the most beautiful and fascinating trails in Israel. It combines stunning nature, ancient history, and modern-day history connected to the wars between Syria and…
Arad is a small town in the Judean Desert, about 30 minutes by car from the Dead Sea. There’s not much to do in Arad itself, but there are many…
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…
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.…
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…
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.…
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…
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…
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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