נחל צאלים עליון - הר נמר - עין נמר - ברכת נעמה (Upper Zeelim Stream - mt. Namer - Ein Namer - Brechat Naama)
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 14.34 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,657 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 2,657 ft
- Max elevation
- 1,444 ft
- TrailRank
-
51
4
- Min elevation
- -292 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Time
- 9 hours 42 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2100
- Uploaded
- May 29, 2016
- Recorded
- May 2016
near ‘Arad, Southern District (Israel)
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Itinerary description
Long circular trail around the canyon of the upper Zeelim stream. The trail itself starts at Brechat Tzfira night camping, however there are rumors that leaving cars there is not safe, so it is possible to leave the car at Kfar Nokdim and reach the camping ground by foot (3 km each way). Along the trail there are many viewpoints showcasing the magnificent Judean desert.
Waypoints
Campsite
Panorama
Intersection
71 ft
יורדים בשחור לעין נמר (Take the black trail to go down to the Ein Namer)
יורדים בשחור לעין נמר
Waterfall
Lake
Intersection
996 ft
פונים חזרה לכפר נוקדים (Back to Kfar Nokdim)
פונים חזרה לכפר נוקדים
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That was awesome! Thank you so much! I did it with 2 friends and we enjoyed a lot, possible the best we ever did in Israel, a incredibly beautiful view and 2 natural pools. It worth to do but unfortunately there is no specific trail, you need to change every time and is easy to get lost, luckily we had Amud Anan on and we could guide ourselves.
It is not a hard trek, almost no slopes, the only one is near the end. Another place to watch out is the descent to the first pool, is a hard way through the rocks but it's very cool (go further in the cave, the real place is there).
That's it, thank you very much again and if you are reading this and has the capacity and will to do it, go ahead!!
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That was awesome Thank you so much! I did it with 2 friends and we enjoyed a lot, possible the best we ever did in Israel, incredibly beautiful view and 2 natural pools. It worth to do but unfortunately there is no specific trail, you need to change every time and is easy to get lost, luckily we had Amud Anan on and we could guide ourselves. It is not a hard trek, almost no slopes, the only one is near the end. Another place to watch out is the descent to the first pool, is a hard way through the rocks but it's very cool (go further in the cave, the real place is there) That's it, thank you very much again and if you are reading this and has the capacity and will to do it, go ahead!!