Mountains, Rivers and Waterfalls Haifa

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

Mei Kedem (Ancient Waters) It is true that this is a special place all year round, but from the beginning of spring and until the autumn this place is very popular due to the winning combination that is offers: a visit to an underground water tunnel, listening to historic tales and especially- walking in water.	The Hill of Zamarin This high Hill of Zamarin or Samarin is where Zikhron Ya'akov locals say that it all began, where in the winter of 1882 the organization of Hovevei Zion (the Lovers of Zion) purchased the lands of a village in order to establish a settlement on them by the same name.
Me'arat Etsba ("Finger Cave") One of the less known names for Mount Carmel is the “Mountain of the Thousand Caves”.	The Alon Stream in the Carmel A trip to the Alon Stream will introduce you not only to the beautiful green views which characterize the Carmel area, but also to the results of the major fire which took place here in December 2010.
Kelah Stream Despite Kelah Stream, which is located in the Carmel, being a seasonal stream, it provides one of the most pleasant trails in the area.	Shluchat Ayala At the Hof Carmel Forest (also named Ofer Forest), in the southern area of the Carmel Ridge, is a walking trail in an area named Shluchat Ayala.
“Derech Nof Carmel” (The Carmel Scenic Route) “Derech Nof Carmel” (The Carmel Scenic Route) is one of the most beautiful scenic routes in the Carmel area and it provides views of everything that it has to offer: the Galilee and the valleys, green orchards, pine tree forests and many picnic areas, some of which are fairly secluded.	Hek Stream On the western side of the vast Carmel ridge is the narrow seasonal Hek Stream, which has a thick grove decorating a great part of its banks.
Mount Shokef Mount Shokef, which rises to the height of 497 meters above sea level, is considered to be one of the tallest in the center of the Carmel ridge.	Nahal Siakh (Bush Stream) Nahal Siakh (Bush Stream) is one of the few islands of nature left in the northern big city of Haifa.
The Yagur Stream For many “Yagur” is a busy junction, but the Yagur Junction got its name from the Yagur Stream which is also called Wadi Shomeriya.	Kati'a Stream Even though no water runs in it, Kati'a Stream, which is located in the Carmel, is considered fairly popular.
Mount Horshan At times it seems that this is the local paradise for all kinds of bicycle riders: amateurs, professionals, loners and group people.