Hiking

Hiking in the Holy Land: The almond tree, Israel's ancient clock

Spring has not arrived, yet blossoming almonds in Israel signify the arrival of Tu Bishvat, the new year for trees, a time when some seasonal quality has shifted.

THE ALMOND TREE has been watching over the Land of Israel for longer than we can fathom.
YATIR, NESTLED in the mountains of southern Judah, was a spiritual anchor – a place where priests lived, taught, and served.

Hiking the Holy Land: Biblical secrets in Yatir Forest

Wings beat in perfect unison, massive birds rising into the brightening sky.

In Hula Valley, a Hanukkah crane ritual connects modern families, ancient texts - opinion

HIKING KATLAV.

The patient hiker: Finding patience in politics, hiking, healing - opinion


Tropicfeel enters the Israeli market: Advanced hiking shoes with urban style

The global brand that combines functionality, technology, and eco-friendly fashion is introducing shoes, backpacks, and sustainable clothing, marking its debut in Israel with a store in Tel Aviv.

 Tropicfeel

A full Saturday of attractions: Rediscovering the Sharon region

Food, art, culture, and agriculture await you, with a wealth of family-friendly tourist spots – alongside stunning hiking trails, all at an affordable price.

 Sharon Trail – Kadima Forest

Hiking in the holy land: Enjoying panoramic views of rolling hills from within ancient walls

Itri is well situated to gaze out on its beautiful surroundings. But the location is strategic – there was more to the positioning of Itri than sunset views.

 ITRI, A RUINED city in the middle of the Adulam Nature Reserve, not far from Beit Shemesh.

Spacewalks and beyond: The Torah’s stance on risky adventures


Hiking through history: Discovering Israel's native trees on the trails

Explore the unique beauty of Israel's native trees on your next hike, where ancient oaks, carobs, and figs bring the rich history and landscapes of the Holy Land to life.

 ‘THESE DAYS, I no longer think of Israel as a land with no trees.’

IDF Home Front Command issues warning to haredis hiking in isolated areas

The IDF highlighted that many common hiking areas are out of the range of sirens and have weak cellphone connections, making it extremely difficult to know if there has been an attack.

SHVIL HAMAAYANOT is a popular hiking trail close to Jerusalem, with stunning views of the Judean Mountains along much of its length and several springs along the trail. The start of the hike is only a 20-minute walk from Hadassah Ein Kerem.

Teen discovers 1800-year-old ring engraved with goddess Athena on Mount Carmel

The artifact was examined with the assistance of Prof. Shua Amorai-Stark, an expert on ancient rings and amulets from the Kaye Academic College.

 Yair Whiteson found a Roman-era ring on a hike with his father on Mount Carmel.

Hiking in the holy land: Appreciating the biblical beauty of the vulture

While Americans may see the eagle as a holy bird, and despite common misconception, “nesher” does not mean eagle - it means vulure.

 THE GRIFFON VULTURE Lookout at the Carmel Hai-Bar wildlife reserve is the perfect spot to watch vultures soar out over a deep valley, then return to roost on their perches in the reserve.

NIS 20 million investment: Longest north scenic promenade inaugurated

Longest scenic promenade in north inaugurated with NIS 20 million investment, offering 4.5 km of walking and cycling route in Nof Hagalil.


Camping chair that turns Into a bed? We reviewed all the new camping gear in Israel

The new tent that's easy to set up, the perfect camping chair that almost turns into a bed, and the backpack that has everything: We reviewed the latest camping gear.