Mountains, Rivers and Waterfalls The Dead Sea

Tel Aviv	Jerusalem	Haifa	The Dead Sea	Eilat	Sea of Galilee	The Golan Heights
The Galilee	The Western Galilee	Nazareth	Caesarea & Netanya	The Judean Lowland	Beit She'an & the Valleys	The Negev

Chariton Cave Chariton Cave, located next to Tekoa, which is situated on the west bank of the Tekoa Stream, is the largest karst cave discovered in Israel.	Bokek Stream Located in the Judean Desert, Bokek Stream is a real treat for hike lovers and families who are interested in a short and easy trip in the desert which is also a comprehensive one in including all the best that the desert has to offer: vast mountainous spaces, stream flora and water.
Ein Prat Ein Prat Nature Reserve is a charming oasis, where a vibrant stream flows, featuring pretty natural water pools, at the foot of a cliff.	Nahal Salvadora (Salvadora Stream) Nahal Salvadora (Salvadora Stream) got its name from the Salvadora, a rare tree in the region (not to be confused with the Salvadora Nature Reserve located not far from Jericho).
Ein Mabu'a Prat Stream (Wadi Kelt), in the Judean Desert, is admired by many nature enthusiasts, probably because of the fact that water that flow throughout the year in the heart of the desert is always surprising, uplifting and inspiring.	Tze'elim Stream (Nahal Tze'elim) Tze'elim Stream (Nahal Tze'elim) is one of the largest of the streams that flows down from the Judean Mountains into the Dead Sea.
Nahal David (David Stream) The Ein Gedi Nature Reserve, which is situated on the shores of the Dead Sea, offers a variety of trails in different difficulty and interest levels.	The Marlstones of Masada There are places that look different in various seasons and even times of the day.
Mount Sodom (Har Sdom) Mount Sodom (Har Sdom), rising above its surroundings near the southern basin of the Dead Sea, is in effect a huge accumulation of salt which has risen above the ground.	Petza'el Springs If there is an area in which one can imagine a setting for Biblical stories, this is it.
Nahal Og (Og Stream) Not far from the kibbutz of Almog at the northern area of the Dead Sea one can find Nahal Og (Og Stream or Sumac Stream), the most northern of the Judean Desert streams, surrounded by a magnificently beautiful desert landscape.	The Moab Lookout A breathtaking natural landscape, unique statues and a pleasant promenade- these three are at the basis of this special place.
Ein Bokek Ein Bokek’s unique healing and vacation site is located in the heart of the Judean Desert, on the shore of the Dead Sea.	Tmarim Stream Tmarim Stream, which is in the Judean Desert, is one of abseiling or rappelling lovers’ favorite locations.
Einot Tsukim Between the barren cliff and the blue of the Dead Sea is the green enchanted oasis of Einot Tsukim, or in its additional name, Ein Fashkha.	Hever Stream Hever Stream, which pours into the Dead Sea, is located in the Judean Desert between the better known Arugot and Mishmar streams.
Nahal Arugot (Flowerbeds Stream) Nahal Arugot (Flowerbeds Stream) is a charming place within the Judean Desert landscape and it is considered to be one of the largest of the desert streams.