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Sassa
Rising to 1,008 meters above sea level near Kibbutz Sasa, Mount Adir features an Israel Nature and Parks Authority lookout set within an evergreen grove. As one of the highest peaks in the Galilee, it offers panoramic vistas across the region and into southern Lebanon.
Sassa
Gilon
Whether you are looking for scenic Galilee landscapes, a peaceful picnic spot, an adventurous hiking trail, or an invigorating bicycle ride, Ahihud Forest offers something for every traveler.
Gilon
Akko
The Shrine of Baháʼu'lláh and surrounding Bahjí Gardens—the holiest site worldwide for the Bahá'í community - reopen to the general public as of October 2025 following a reaffirmation of the site's spiritual sanctity and purpose.
Akko
Nahariya
The Botanical-Zoological Garden opened to the public in 2003, with a large diversity of animals and plants from all corners of the world. The site is an exciting attraction and recreation site for the whole family and combines experiential learning for all its visitors.
Nahariya
Eilon
The sculpture garden and the house gallery of Ruth and Meirke Davidson provide the visitor with unique mosaics combined with natural groves and a flower garden. The work is scattered among oak trees, carobs, nuts, and conifers and is a living reminder of 50 years of everyday work and creativity.
Eilon
Avdon
Ein Hardalit is one of the springs that feeds the Kziv River. A large part of the spring water is pumped to provide drinking water to the residents of the area, but some are returned to the riverbed, thus preserving its natural habitat.
Avdon
Hanita
The Hanita Forest is spread along the slopes of the Western Galilee around Kibbutz Hanita. KKL-JNF planted the forest, which extends from Hanita to the town of Shlomi. The Hanita Forest is planted on the western edge of the Sulam Tzur mountain range and covers 2,300 acres north of the town of Shlomi
Hanita
Located slightly south of the HaMovil Junction along Highway 77 in the Lower Galilee, near Kibbutz HaSolelim and the Tzipori Stream, this well-maintained spot serves as an ideal rest stop for travelers.
Karmiel
Horvat Kev is a fascinating archaeological site dating back to the Byzantine period, approximately 1,500 years ago. Nestled inside Yitzhak Rabin Park in Karmiel, the remains belong to an ancient monastic complex where visitors can admire an original church floor mosaic and an ancient winepress.
Karmiel
Kabri
Join a tour for the entire family in the Kabri Archaeological Park, which was recently commissioned by KKL-JNF. As part of the tour, we will visit an exhibition of archaeological finds and agricultural installations collected from ancient sites in the vicinity.
Kabri
Ma'alot
Monfort Lake, the first ecological park in Israel, is located in the heart of the Western Galilee. It is surrounded by green lawns and activity facilities; inviting families, groups and travelers to enjoy a variety of attractions, recreation and a fun vacation for all ages.
Ma'alot
Akko
Located opposite Napoleon Hill along Ben Ami Street (Highway 85), Lili Sharon Park offers a tranquil green space set within a lush grove, complete with shaded picnic spots and walking paths for families and visitors.
Akko
