가장 멋진 협곡 13곳

The entire area is called Arbel National Park and Nature Reserve because it contains historical sites, once inhabited caves and a former synagogue, and because the area is also a protected natural region.

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Fantastic wadi with beautiful rocks

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Nice part of a hike. Good opportunities for photos. Few other people. Everything within walking distance. With luck, a place to stay overnight.

The legend on the 'red' colour of the sandstone here: Many years ago, all the mountains in the world lacked colors and shades. The mountains turned to God and said, “Why we do not have colors like the birds, the butterflies, and the flowers. You gave all of them many different and beautiful colors, and only we, the mountains, are so gray and ugly …”? God listened to the mountains and decided to accept their request. He sent his angels, and they quickly painted the mountains. The polar mountains – In white color, the mountains in the desert – brown-yellow, the volcanoes – in black. So, the angels passed through the whole world and painted it with colors. When they reached the Eilat mountains, very little paint remained in their buckets. So, the angels decided to paint the Eilat Mountains in all the remaining colors: a little black, a little red and a little yellow. Therefore, the Eilat Mountains are the most colorful mountains in the world. (https://www.hike-israel.com/hikes/hikes-near-eilat/red-canyon-israel/#red)

Impressive sandstone canyon - more an advanced hike than real climbing (just some ladders essentially), but more than worth the effort to reach this slightly remote location.

The high vertical walls and caves are simply impressive

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Great all-round view of the Ramon crater

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From the Wadi Hamam (pigeon valley) you can make very nice hikes to the limestone massif of Mount Arbel.

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Interesting and recommended to see! Recommend good and sturdy walking shoes!

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The Hexagon Pool is a natural pool on the Meshushim River in the Yehudiya Forest Nature Reserve, the pool is at the end of the gorge. The name comes from the shape of the hexagonal basalt columns that make up the walls.

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Just let it run, great route with natural berms😃😃😃

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From here you have a great view of the crater of Makhtesh Ramon. This is considered the largest erosion crater on earth and was formed over many millions of years by degradation processes in the rock, wind and rain. There are numerous sculptures and art objects in the immediate vicinity of the viewpoint. In the Mitzpe Ramon Museum you can learn more about the formation of the crater, the flora and fauna and the history of the region.

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As you cycle into Wadi Perazim from Neve Zohar, the canyon narrows until it narrows into a narrow gorge of soft sand. The patterns of the sediments on the walls look like the grain of wood. The walls are soft as flour. At the end of the canyon you reach the flat Amiaz Plain, west of the Mount Sodom mountain range into which the valley cuts.

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Point to view on Maktesh Ramon. There has been long, long ago a mountain, which is said to be broken down.

In summer, bathing in the pools is often forbidden due to bacterial contamination (when there are no tourists, wild boar come to the water, which pollutes the "pool") - it is best to ask at the top at the entrance.

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Anyone who hiked in the area, for example at Ms. Lot's or Mt Sodom, is amazed at where the water comes from.

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exactly the opposite of Dead Sea, En Bokek with a beach promenade. It is quiet here, you hardly meet anyone and you are alone with yourself and your thoughts in the Judean desert. Wonderful ...

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Start of the easy trail through Wadi Perazim. You can park your car here. The street is also accessible by non-4x4-cars.

In addition to the impressive canyon, the longer route has many other beautiful landscapes to offer. Fewer people are out after the canyon. Great, about two hour hike

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The Red Canyon in Israel are really nice to look at. Depending on how the sun is, the rocks and rocks look really red. Important for the walk through the Red Canyon is that you pay attention to the warning signs and especially in rainy weather does not go through the wadi. :)

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