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Hikes in Israel
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Best Hikes of Ramon Crater |
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NEW! The Ramon Crater Track
Region: Central Negev (Desert).
The Ramon Crater is located south from Be'er Sheva.
Duration of hike: Day
Seasons:
Fall, Spring, Winter
Properties:
Round Trip, For Families, Suitable for Bicycle, Part of the INT, For experienced hikers.
Difficulty: Moderate
Length: 6 KM
Makhtesh Ramon (Ramon crater mortar) offers plenty of hiking routes
and adventures for desert-lovers.
The spectacular views, the geological phenomenon, the peace and quiet of the Negev desert are all
merge into a paramount of beauty in Makhtesh Ramon.
For more details about the Ramon Crater hike
(also in Russian), including how to arrive to Ramon, the detailed route and more pictures, click here:
THE RAMON CRATER HIKE
In cooperation with the Tiuli.com Website
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Nahal Prat Track |
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NEW! Nahal Prat Track
Region: Dead Sea & Judah Desert
Duration of hike: Day
Seasons:
Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Properties:
Round Trip, Water Dip, For experienced Hikers, For Families
Difficulty: Moderate
Length: 7 KM
Within the yellow-brown of the Judea Desert there is a flowing
stream of water that breaches the monotony of the peaceful desert with
its colors of blue, turquoise and green.
This is Nahal Prat [Prat
stream] that its flowing spring pours out its water all year long and
offers a touristic attraction even throughout the hot summer months.
The Nahal Prat hike is an opportunity to meet also with an ancient monastery of secluded
monks situated on the sides of the creek's cliffs.
For more details about the Nahal Prat track
(also in Russian), including how to arrive there, the detailed route and more pictures, click here:
THE NAHAL PRAT CRATER HIKE
In cooperation with the Tiuli.com Website
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Shivta Hike in the Desert |
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Shivta Track
Region: Northen Negev (Desert).
Shivta is located 340 meters above sea level in the northwest slopes of Har Hanegev.
Duration of hike: Half a Day
Seasons:
Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Properties:
Round Trip, For Families, Romantic, Suitable for Bicycle .
Difficulty: Easy
Length: 2 KM
SHIVTA – an ancient picturesque Nabatean city in the north of the Negev. This historical place is one of the most impressive
archeological sites in Israel, in the light of its size and its state
of preservation, which both allow hours of wandering around in this
desert town, without any dull moment. In front of its massive vastness,
it is very understandable why the archeologists speak about a real
ancient city.
First, read some
background historical material about Shivta, and then, walk the recommended
two-hour route in the town.
Other Nabatean routes to hike in the Negev Desert are: Mamashit, Obdat, Nitzana, Avdat.
For more details about the Shivta hike
(also in Russian), including how to arrive to Shivta, the detailed route and other pictures - click here:
THE SHIVTA HIKE
In cooperation with the Tiuli.com Website
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Ramat Hanadiv Track |
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Ramat Hanadiv Track
Region: Mount Carmel & Hasharon Area. Near Benya- mina and Zichron-Ya'akov
Duration of hike: Half a Day
Seasons:
Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Properties:
Round Trip, Romantic, Bicycle trip, Archaeological trip, Families, Wheelchair, part of INT, Israel National Trail route
Difficulty: Easy
Length: 5 KM
Ramat Hanadiv treasures the beauty of the Baron Gardens that surround
the family grave of Baron Edmond (Binyamin) de Rothschild. It offers a
beautiful view of the Carmel Beach near Haifa and hides other surprises like an
ancient villa and a palace, cave and a fountain, and even more. The
circular hiking route is pleasant, easy, and suitable for every traveler.
More details about the Ramat Ha'Nadiv hike (also in Russian), how to arrive there, the specific route and pictures of this hike - you will find here:
RAMAT HANADIV TRACK
In cooperation with the Tiuli.com Website
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Nahal Kziv Track |
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Region: West Galilee, Upper Galilee, North Coast of Israel
Duration of hike: Day
Seasons:
Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Properties:
Round Trip, Water Dip, For experienced hikers, For Families
Difficulty: Moderate
Length: 6 KM
Nahal Kziv and the Monfort Trail are among the Israel's most
beautiful hiking routes. Add to it an ever-flowing stream, a spring tunnel, a
Crusader fortress on the mountainside and plentiful Galilean green and
what you've got is a tour you'll never want to miss!
Nahal means a river, a Wadi or a canyon. The advice is to take
a circular route of approximately six kilometers that ends
with a moderate-difficulty climbing.
More details about the Kziv River and the Monfort hike (also in Russian), including how to arrive there, the route, The Ein Tamir spring, The Monfort Fortress and more pictures of the hike - you will find here:
NAHAL KZIV TRACK
In cooperation with the Tiuli.com Website
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