Nahal HaBesor Eighty km long Nahal HaBesor is the longest river in Israel’s Negev from Mount Boker near Sde Boker to the Mediterranean. The Besor River traverses the Agur-Halutza sand dunes. Nahal ...
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Hamakhtesh Hakatan
On the Way to Hamakhtesh Hakatan The Small Crater (5 km by 7 km) is the smallest among the 5 large unique geologic depression forms known as Makhteshim (geological erosion cirques) in ...
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Beeri Badlands Nature Reserve The Beeri Forest protects fields of wildflowers in the Negev in southern Israel. Bitronot Beeri Natural Reserve is part of the Ramon Crater National Reserve. The Beeri Badlands ...
Read More »The Gospel Trail and The Jesus Trail
The Gospel Trail and the Jesus Trail are two different trails and should not be confused. The Gospel Trail The Gospel Trail is a new hiking trail from Mount of Precipice ...
Read More »Ayalon Canada Park
Ayalon Canada Park is named after the Ayalon Valley that lies at its feet, and in recognition of the contribution for its development from friends of JNF Canada. A national ...
Read More »Ein Yorkeam
Ein Yorkeam is a large, beautiful spring, part of the Hatira Stream -a desert oasis with ruins from the Roman period , hidden under a deep ridge that floods the entire ...
Read More »Neot Kedumim
Neot Kedumim, the Biblical Landscape Reserve in Israel, is located halfway between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv near Ben-Gurion International Airport. It a convenient stop on arrival or just before departure from ...
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Ein Saharonim The Nabatean Spice Road followed the water sources through the Negev. This spring is one of the stations. It is named after the Saharon plant (Cocculus pendulus) which grows abundantly ...
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What is a Minsara ? Minsara means “Carpentry Shop”. It received its name because of the black prismatic rocks which really do look like wood. The composition of the rocks is sea ...
Read More »Parsat Nekarot
Nekarot Horseshoe – Parsat Nekarot Parsat Nekarot (פרסת נקרות) is part of Nahal Nekarot, a 3-km long twist that looks on the map like a horseshoe in the Negev Ramon Crater. ...
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