Ein Tina, a spring on the Golan slope
A descent through the Golan slopes reserve to a spring shaded by fig trees.
Details not yet verified
- Length
- 1.5 km
- Duration
- About one to two hours.
- Difficulty
- Easy, and also fine for a family.
- Parking
- The start is on road 918, between kilometer 23 and kilometer 24.
Route map
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors
Stops day by day
Day 1
- Ein Tina
Tips
- Start back while there is still daylight.
About this route
A descent through the Golan slopes reserve to a spring shaded by fig trees. Catalog name: Ein Tina, a spring on the Golan slope (עין תינה: מעיין במורד הגולן). This is a 1-day route in North and the Golan. Recommended season: Winter–spring. Distance: 1.5 km. Difficulty: Easy, and also fine for a family. Duration: About one to two hours.
The first day includes Ein Tina.
Style: Nature, Hiking and Water. Parking: The start is on road 918, between kilometer 23 and kilometer 24. Tip: Start back while there is still daylight. Details not yet verified.
Questions
How long is it?
Distance: 1.5 km.
How many days?
1 day.
When is the recommended season?
Recommended season: Winter–spring.
What is the difficulty?
Difficulty: Easy, and also fine for a family.
Where does it start?
The route starts at Ein Tina.
Where is parking?
Parking: The start is on road 918, between kilometer 23 and kilometer 24.