Nature Parks

The ancient Jewish town of Bet She’arim is located in the Lower Western Galilee. Its inhabitants hewed grand tombs in

Somewhere between the Lower and Upper Galilee is an elusive stream that changed its course a long time ago. The

Nahal Kziv is a twenty-kilometer long perennial stream in the Upper Galilee, making it the longest stream in the Galilee.

Mount Meron is the highest peak in Israel at 1208 meters above sea level. It is of special significance in

The Snir Stream (also known as the Hatzbani Stream) is about 65 kilometers long but only a small part of

Karnei Hittin (meaning Horns of Hittin) National Park is an extinct volcano and the twin peaks which represent horns are

Hurshat Tal National Park (“Hurshat” meaning “small forest”, “Tal meaning “dew”) is situated in the northern part of the Hula

Bet She’an National Park is located in the northern Jordan Valley and introduces visitors to a city with an abundantly

Nahal Iyon Nature Reserve is named after the Iyon Stream which starts in the Iyon Valley in Lebanon and cuts

Mount Tabor National Park pays homage to the tallest mountain in the southern part of the Lower Galilee region. Rising