As of this hour (Friday), about 70,000 hikers are already visiting the nature reserves and national parks.
Travelers enjoy pleasant weather and a wide range of free tours with guides in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism. Among the prominent sites at this time: Yarkon Tel Afek National Parks, Gan Hashlosha, Masada and Tel Ashkelon and the Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, the Banias, Tzukim Springs and Tel Dan.
The Nature and Parks Authority asks the traveling public to be careful to keep nature and the environment clean and not to leave waste in the area but in regulated bins.
The Nature and Parks Authority also reports that there are hikers in Monfort Fortress and Ein Haredlit in the Nahal Kaziv Reserve. Avoid reaching the area in the next few hours.
A congestion of hikers was also recorded in the Yarkon Tel Afek National Park. Entry will only be allowed to those who have booked a place in advance in the system of coordinating the visit to the Nature and Parks Authority website.
Tel Arad. Photo: Gabi Centner, Nature and Parks Authority
Hikers in Old Yodfat National Park. Photo: Rachel Eshkol, Nature and Parks Authority
Hikers in Old Yodfat National Park. Photo: Rachel Eshkol, Nature and Parks Authority
Hikers in Old Yodfat National Park. Photo: Rachel Eshkol, Nature and Parks Authority
Hikers in Old Yodfat National Park. Photo: Rachel Eshkol, Nature and Parks Authority
Hikers in the right back area. Photo: Gamil Alatrash, Nature and Parks Authority
Hiking in colored sands in the Great Crater. Photo: Jamil Alatrash, Nature and Parks Authority
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