Hexagon Pool, Yehudiya Forest
A short descent through Tabor oaks to a pool walled by hexagonal basalt columns.
Details not yet verified
- Length
- 2 km
- Difficulty
- Easy–medium
Route map
Map: © OpenStreetMap contributors
Stops day by day
Day 1
- Meshushim parkingShort lookout and dolmen path first
- Hexagon PoolSwim (no jumping) by the basalt wall
Tips
- Pool trail closes 2.5h before site closing
- Ticket also valid at Yehudiya same day
- The climb back is steep
About this route
A 1-day route in North and the Golan: Hexagon Pool, Yehudiya Forest (בריכת המשושים ביער יהודיה). A short descent through Tabor oaks to a pool walled by hexagonal basalt columns. Recommended season: April–October. Distance: 2 km. Difficulty: Easy–medium.
On the first day the route passes Meshushim parking (Short lookout and dolmen path first) and Hexagon Pool (Swim (no jumping) by the basalt wall).
Style: Nature, Family and Water. Tips: Pool trail closes 2.5h before site closing. Ticket also valid at Yehudiya same day. The climb back is steep. Details not yet verified.
Questions
How long is it?
Distance: 2 km.
How many days?
1 day.
When is the recommended season?
Recommended season: April–October.
What is the difficulty?
Difficulty: Easy–medium.
Where does it start?
The route starts at Meshushim parking (Short lookout and dolmen path first).