イスラエルの絶景の山頂・トップ5

Roman camp 8 was set up on the mountain to see if the besieged tried to escape south. Originally there was a path comparable to the snake path at that time.

David Dado Elazar, was the ninth Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces. He served in that position from 1972 to 1974. He was forced to resign after the costly Yom Kippur War.

Yes, the view is worth it, all-round view of the lake and its landscape

The Battle of Hattin took place on July 4, 1187. It developed into the greatest military defeat of the Crusaders, the army of Christians with only 22,000 men was crushed by the Ayyubids, led by Sultan Saladin with 45,000 men. As a result, Saladin also managed to conquer Jerusalem. Jerusalem was not the only loss, so large parts of the Outremer were lost.

Grandiose view over the Sea of Galilee and the mountain range in the north. Mount Arbel is located in a national park, the entrance fee is about 30 shekels. Parking is available there. I assume that the Mount Abel can also be climbed from the valley - during our visit, the cliff was closed.

Southern ascent route to Masada on a black marked hiking trail. Spectacular views of Masada and the Dead Sea.

If you want to make it a bit easier on the first desert stage of the Shvil - and this stage really has it - you should take the backpack including the water for the next stages by taxi to the Yehoram Night Camp.

A desert hike in Israel is a very special highlight and brings with it its own challenges. For example, You have to decide whether to carry 18-20 liters of water in addition to your luggage, or buried the valuable goods somewhere in the ground before the trip, or buried by someone. It depends on whether you survive the hike unscathed. Jackals and wolves should not deter you from the project, unless you are a sheep ;-).