Mountains, Rivers and Waterfalls The Galilee

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
The Galilee	The Western Galilee	Nazareth	Caesarea & Netanya	The Judean Lowland	Beit She'an & the Valleys	The Negev

The Alma Cave Caves, challenge and mystery enthusiasts will absolutely find here, deep underground, what they are looking for.	Keren Naftali One of the more prominent characteristics of the Keren Naftali Mountain with its intriguing name is the sharp steepness of its eastern slopes.
Nahal Ayun (Ayun Stream) The strongly flowing Nahal Ayun (Ayun Stream) creates one of the most magnificent displays in the Galilee region.	Naftali Scenic Route Not every road that features beautiful views receives the title “Scenic Route” (Derech Nof).
The Hanging Trail This trail is one of the few places In Israel which can give a completely wrong idea about the state of the water situation in Israel.	Nahal Hilazon (Snail Stream) It is doubtful that any of the travelers in Nahal Hilazon (Snail Stream), Which is in the Lower Galilee region, are aware of the fact that a few years ago archeologists have discovered in Me’arat Hilazon (Hilazon Cave)- which is set inside a high cliff above the Nahal Hilazon (Snail Stream)- prehistoric remains that included around 12,000 years old skeletons (from the Natufian period).
HaTanur Waterfall HaTanur (Oven) Waterfall, one of the most impressive waterfalls in Israel, is located in the Nahal Ayoun (Ayoun Stream) Nature Reserve near the pastoral city of Metula.	Ramim Cliff Ramim Cliff, located within the Naftali Mountains Forest, is considered to be the highest cliff in Israel and rises up to 650 meters from its base in the Hula Valley.
Tel Dan (Dan Mound) With its cool water brooks, the high tree tops that keep everything fresh and shaded, the wonderful picturesque landscape, the antiquities and archeology- Tel Dan (Dan Mound) is considered to be one of the most beautiful Nature Reserves in Israel.	Ein Alva Between the mountain tops of Merom HaGalil, covered by a thick green grove, good for the eyes and the soul, is Ein Alva- a small and intimate spring which flows not far from the moshav of Kerem Ben Zimra.
Nahal Rosh Pina (Rosh Pina Stream) Nahal Rosh Pina (Rosh Pina Stream) is not very well-known and popular like some of the other bigger streams in the area, but it offers a pleasant and leisurely time spent near cliffs, some of which rise to the height of 50 meters.	Sha’al Stream A thick and enchanting Galilee nature surrounded by a green Mediterranean grove, a pastoral canyon and plenty of relaxation.
Tsalmon Stream (Nahal Tsalmon) Tsalmon Stream (Nahal Tsalmon) is one of the more beautiful streams in the Lower Galilee region.	Mount Yavnit Mount Yavnit provides a wonderful observation point not only on “good days”.
The Pa'ar Cave There are places in Israel which are fun to discover, which look like no one has been in them before.	Biriya Spring After years of wasted potential, in 2010 the renewed area around the Biriya Spring was inaugurated by the local authorities and by the stream drainage authority.
Mount Meron From the height of 1,208 meters above sea level the views of the Galilee region look like a beautiful postcard.	Ein Havakuk (Habakkuk Spring) A not so large concrete structure which was built at the time of the British Mandate in this country and has seen better days (and this is perhaps the secret of its charm) houses within itself Ein Havakuk (Habakkuk Spring).
The Dishon Stream In good winters this stream is surprisingly strong-flowing, as much as its older brothers that flow in the Finger of the Galilee (Etzba HaGalil) area and along the Jordan River.	Eger Mountain (Har Eger) The water project on Eger Mountain is a concrete testimony to the last days of the Arab revolt, when the British were still looking to get a handle and secure control over the area in addition to searching for a solution to the issue of water supply to the police station built near the village of Tarshiha.