Explore the most popular Waterfall trails in Israel with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
One hour from jerusalem and you’re in a different world - landscape, climate...terrific winter hike if the road leading to the area isn’t flooded. Some on the edge curves but mostly gentle elevation change. Take water!
Beautiful trail in the desert, pay small fee and get in. Nice waterfalls and ponds. Add a hike to DUDIM CAVE and waterfall up by the signs.
Considering doing this in mid to late March if anyone is interested! Facebook: Bryanna Yllek
Really great trail, very beautiful view. Suitable for families and small children. Take with you enough water for the trail in the summer and spring season
A lovely hike with a worthwhile endpoint. Wear a bathing suit, bring water shoes and drinking water. We saw multiple families on the trail. Enjoyed the hike and went on to float in the Dead Sea.
Fun trail with friends. Beautiful waterfall and natural pool to swim in after a hot hike. Some steep areas. Bring picnic lunch. Can get busy with school trips.
Such a beautiful experience, with water features all over. Even on a hot day it is refreshing to hike.
This is a very simple trail with beautiful views! Not too steep and very short. Tons of wildlife to see along the way and some nice streams to dip your hands and feet into. The oasis is so lively and green!
Trail was pretty muddy when I went. This trail would normally be fine for standard walking shoes but because of all the rain you need nonslip hiking boots. Other than that. It’s a very moderate tail. A few stairs here and there and then the last stretch has about two or three flights of steep stairs. I wouldn’t recommended a dog on this trail, some parts get pretty close to the edge of the cliff unless on a short leash. Beautiful views, lots of green right now from the rain and stops along the way to look at history. Also, keep in mind this hike is not a loop, you will need to hike back the way you started to get back to your vehicle unless you have another form of transportation picking you up at the end of the trail. If bringing kids, there’s a couple different areas on the trail that would be a nice spot for a picnic.
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Pretty good trail (Blue) to hike. Would not recommend to do it at the summer time, since the air temperatures will be pretty high. We did walk back and forth in October with 12 old and she was just fine walking it. The biggest thing to know that the Blue trail is NOT a loop! You will hike from one parking lot to another, and if no transportation is available at the end of the travel, you will have to walk it all back again. Be ready!!
The waterfall at the end makes it all worth it. Easier hike but can get really warm in the valley.
