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Nahal Og - Wadi Og - An Nabī Mūsá bridge

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Trail stats

Distance
10.1 mi
Elevation gain
1,214 ft
Technical difficulty
Moderate
Elevation loss
1,214 ft
Max elevation
-289 ft
TrailRank 
49
Min elevation
-1,072 ft
Trail type
Loop
Moving time
4 hours 3 minutes
Time
4 hours 59 minutes
Coordinates
2920
Uploaded
March 20, 2021
Recorded
March 2021
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near An Nabī Mūsá (فلسطین)

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Itinerary description

The recording looks a bit strange. Probably because most of the time I was in the (dry) riverbed which had ~100 m high walls. There was almost no mobile phone reception.
There are various points where one could hike up the sides of the Wadi on unmarked trails used by the local shepherds.

For example the goats I encountered were looked after by a boy who looked 10 years old.
He had a donkey and a dog with him and he asked for cigarettes.

An Nabī Mūsá - The Prophet Moses is a few km away from the bridge, in case you'd want to visit.

There is a much shorter version of this hike when you turn back from the green-black intersection to return on black and then on the blue path.

Waypoints

PictographPhoto Altitude -837 ft
Photo ofThe viewpoint next to the parking log near Kibutz Almog

The viewpoint next to the parking log near Kibutz Almog

There are only a few people at 8 am.

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Roadsign

Originally planned to hike up the blue trail and come down the green, but after seeing this sign I changed my mind. It was a good decision as it is a lot less frightening to climb up the "ladder" than to climbed down.

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Photo ofOn the way down to the (dry) stream

On the way down to the (dry) stream

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Photo ofIn the stream turning right to the green path

In the stream turning right to the green path

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Photo ofA crack in the stone wall

A crack in the stone wall

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Photo ofGetting really narrow

Getting really narrow

PictographPhoto Altitude -1,072 ft
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Photo

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Photo

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Photo

PictographPhoto Altitude -997 ft
Photo ofThe 'ladder' to climb up

The 'ladder' to climb up

It was scary, but it would have been a lot scarier to climb down.

PictographPhoto Altitude -998 ft
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Narrow path

PictographIntersection Altitude -802 ft
Photo ofIntersection - black and green paths

Intersection - black and green paths

Here one could turn to the right and go back on the black and later the blue paths. (As I did at the end of this hike.)

PictographIntersection Altitude -815 ft
Photo ofIntersection - black and green paths

Intersection - black and green paths

PictographFlora Altitude -815 ft
Photo ofFlora - Cistanche tubulosa, Broomrape

Flora - Cistanche tubulosa, Broomrape

A strange looking flower called Cistanche tubulosa https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cistanche_tubulosa of the family Desert Broomrape https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desert_broomrape

PictographPhoto Altitude -771 ft
Photo ofwider riverbed

wider riverbed

Soon after the intersection the riverbed becomes a lot wider

PictographPhoto Altitude -706 ft
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Photo

PictographPhoto Altitude -506 ft
Photo ofStriped levels of stone

Striped levels of stone

PictographPhoto Altitude -515 ft
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Photo

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Photo

PictographPhoto Altitude -443 ft
Photo ofAn Nabī Mūsá bridge

An Nabī Mūsá bridge

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Photo ofView from An Nabī Mūsá bridge

View from An Nabī Mūsá bridge

PictographPhoto Altitude -333 ft
Photo ofView from An Nabī Mūsá bridge

View from An Nabī Mūsá bridge

PictographPhoto Altitude -458 ft
Photo ofRiver bed

River bed

PictographPhoto Altitude -724 ft
Photo ofGoats on the way back

Goats on the way back

PictographPhoto Altitude -783 ft
Photo ofAfter joining the black path

After joining the black path

PictographPhoto Altitude -752 ft
Photo ofNarrow stream entering Nahal Og

Narrow stream entering Nahal Og

No, you don't walk down in that.

PictographIntersection Altitude -793 ft
Photo ofIntersection - black - blue

Intersection - black - blue

Switching to blue path on the way back

PictographPhoto Altitude -867 ft
Photo ofView of the Northern part of the Dead Sea

View of the Northern part of the Dead Sea

I went back from the black-blue intersection to look at the view

PictographPhoto Altitude -775 ft
Photo ofNahal Og from above

Nahal Og from above

PictographPhoto Altitude -751 ft
Photo ofFrom the Nahal Og viewpoint

From the Nahal Og viewpoint

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