Goren Park
Park with Spectacular Views
פארק גורן, ישראל
Goren Park extends into the heart of the Western Galilee grove and above the Kziv River. KKL-JNF established it in 1963 as the first and largest park in Israel that is a natural forest of oak, cultivated and nurtured its plants, built parking lots, and opened hiking trails.
The park stretches over 500 acres and offers hiking trails to the Kziv River Reserve, Ein-Tamir, and the Monfort Fortress.
Recreation & Regional Trails
The park itself has walking paths for the whole family. Its spectacular green landscapes, with its variety of entertainment options, have made Goren Park one of the most important tourist destinations in Israel.
Flora, Geological Sinkholes & Panoramic Viewpoints
The park’s dense Mediterranean woodland features a rich mix of common oak, terebinth, mock privet, and seasonal wildflowers. Highlights within the forest include the Sinkhole Path (Shvil HaBolanim), a short trail showcasing natural rainwater limestone drainage pits, and the primary Scenic Lookout Point, which features a wheelchair-accessible platform offering iconic panoramic views directly across the Kziv River canyon to the Crusader-era Montfort Castle.
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