Hiking
2-4 hours
Easy
Nestled in the northern expanse of Israel, the Tel Dan Nature Reserve in the Golan Heights region is a verdant oasis highlighting the intersection of natural beauty and rich history. Its vibrant, emerald streams effervesce from one of the largest springs in the Middle East, providing a vital source for the Jordan River. This area is a must-see for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike, offering a refreshing backdrop of lush greenery and winding waterways.
What sets Tel Dan apart is its diverse ecological system, which is home to a remarkable array of flora and fauna. Vividly green in all seasons, you'll be enchanted by ancient oak and laurel trees, and if you're lucky, spot otters frolicking or catch a glimpse of rare birds through the canopy.
As you wander the trails, you’ll encounter the remnants of Tel Dan’s Canaanite city gates. Steeped in history, these are among the oldest gated structures from the Bronze Age, offering a unique glimpse into ancient civilization. Nature and history come together in a fascinating harmony here, making Tel Dan an extraordinary destination for your next adventure.
Discover the Enchanted Waters of Tel Dan Nature Reserve - Tel Dan Nature Reserve
Discover the Enchanted Waters of Tel Dan Nature Reserve in Tel Dan Nature Reserve
Coordinates: 33.2485, 35.6513
Hiking
Spring and Fall
Kiryat Shmona, Israel
Family-Friendly
Tel Dan Nature Reserve
Partially Accessible
Cell service available
Varies by season, check forecast
Best to visit in dry conditions
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with minimal outdoor experience. Perfect for families and beginners.