Carmel bloom and the blue cornflower
The Carmel slopes are rich in flowers. The Nature and Parks Authority recommends a short walk here.
Details not yet verified
- Duration
- About half an hour.
- Difficulty
- Easy.
- Parking
- Park at Hurshat HaArba'im, on road 672.
Route map
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors
Stops day by day
Day 1
- Mount Carmel National Park
Tips
- Do not continue to the Arba'im cliff. There is a fall hazard there.
About this route
The catalog lists Carmel bloom and the blue cornflower (פריחת הכרמל והדרדר הכחול). The Carmel slopes are rich in flowers. The Nature and Parks Authority recommends a short walk here. This is a 1-day route in Carmel. Recommended season: March–May (blue cornflower). Difficulty: Easy. Duration: About half an hour.
On the first day the route passes Mount Carmel National Park.
Style: Nature, Hiking and Bloom. Parking: Park at Hurshat HaArba'im, on road 672. Tip: Do not continue to the Arba'im cliff. There is a fall hazard there. Details not yet verified.
Questions
How many days?
1 day.
When is the recommended season?
Recommended season: March–May (blue cornflower).
What is the difficulty?
Difficulty: Easy.
Where does it start?
The route starts at Mount Carmel National Park.
Where is parking?
Parking: Park at Hurshat HaArba'im, on road 672.
How long does the walk take?
Duration: About half an hour.