Mountains, Rivers and Waterfalls Jerusalem

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

Nahal Katlav (Strawberry Tree Stream) Nahal Katlav (Strawberry Tree Stream), one of the most well-known streams in the Mountains of Jerusalem area, offers several trails of varying levels of difficulty and length, with beautiful and dramatic views.	Mount Zion Jews, Christians and Muslims believe that on top of the sacred Mount Zion is found the grave of the Jewish King David.
The Beit Zayit Reservoir It is recommended to come visit the Beit Zayit Reservoir during the winter as this huge reservoir, which is located near the mosav of Beit Zayit, right on the course of the Sorek Stream, collects rain water.	Ein Sajma There is no self-respecting spring lover who has not dipped in this wonderful pastoral spring, which has two names.
Ein Motza So many travelers pass by it on the Tel Aviv – Jerusalem road, but only a few are familiar with this small piece of heaven, located near the Motza bend, not far away from the ancient Motza synagogue.	Ein Limon (Lemon spring) Ein Limon (Lemon spring) or Ein Limor? Don’t be confused, it is the same place.
Nahal HaMe’ara (the cave stream) Nahal HaMe’ara (the cave stream) got his name because of Me'arat HaTe'omim (the twins cave) which is situated above one of its banks, and this is another reason to come here and enjoy two for the price of one: a beautiful stream surrounded by a thick grove, and a huge cave with bats that ceaselessly fly inside of it.	Har haRuakh (The Mountain of the Wind) If you wonder why Har haRuakh (The Mountain of the Wind) is named thus, you should just go and visit it.
Ein Tamar Ein Tamar is a beautiful and well kept spring and water pool which overlooks from a great height magnificent views of agricultural terraces, streams and the landscapes of central Israel which are seen from the Aminadav Mountain.	Ein Ashkaf (Ashkaf Spring) Two pastoral water pools that overlook the forested views of the Jerusalem Mountains receive the pure water of the contact spring of Ein Ashkaf, which is located on the western edge of the village of Even Sapir.
The Mount of Olives Jerusalem is surrounded by many mountains and the Mount of Olives is one of the most famous of them.	Lucki Observation Point The Lucki Observation Point is one of the more romantic in the area of the mountains of Jerusalem in general and the forests around Neve Ilan in particular.