Mountains, Rivers and Waterfalls The Golan Heights

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Mount Bental Mount Bental is a dormant volcano which rises above the kibbutz of Marom Golan to the height of 1,165 meters above sea level.	Kanaf Spring Kanaf Spring, which is named in Arabic Ein Dir Aziz, is located in the Golan Heights and features a sign the writing on which translates as “the peak of the Garden of Eden”.
The Jilabun Stream The Jilabun Stream (in Arabic: Wadi Jalabina) is one of the more popular and magnificent streams that flow along 15 kilometers within the wild landscape of the central area of the Golan Heights region.	Nahal Orvim (Raven Stream) Water spraying on those walking in the paths, an impressive waterfall flowing between basalt cliffs, a steep cliff with spectacular views and eagles and ravens circling above.
Mitzpe HaShalom (Peace Observation Point) There are observation points the location of which is planned in a way which will leave a lasting impression in those who visit them.	Bethsaida Observation Point Above the Moshav of Ma’ale Gamla is the Bethsaida Observation Point (which is also known as the Ma’ale Gamla Observation Point).
Breichat HaMeshushim (the Hexagons Pool) A natural pool in the central-southern Golan Heights region.	Ein Fit (Fit Spring) Inside an arched structure in the ruined Syrian village of Ein Fit which is in the Golan Heights region, among eucalyptus and fig trees and a jungle of thorny raspberry bushes, is a small spring full of clear and especially cold water.
Nahal El Al (El Al Stream) Nahal El Al (El Al Stream) is the most southern perennial stream in the Golan Heights region.	Ein Maimon (Maimon Spring) At Ein Maimon (Maimon Spring), near kibbutz Gonen, there is everything required for catching a peaceful moment in nature.
Nahal Zvitan (Zavitan Stream) The impressive Nahal Zvitan (Zavitan Stream) is the longest of the streams of the Golan region.	Ein Davsha A relaxed walk in cool and clear water will bring you to a lovely spring (in fact a few springs), by the name of Ein Davsha (or Ein Divsha- the honeycomb spring; or in Arabic Ein Darbashiya).
The Yehudiya Forest Nature Reserve The Yehudiya Forest Nature Reserve spreads over 66,000 dunams of wild natural beauty in the center of the Golan region.	Hazur Stream Hazur Stream, named in Arabic “Hazuri”, winds along only 4 kilometers in the northern part of the Golan Heights.
The Golan Trail The Golan Trail, one of the most beautiful trails in Israel, was inaugurated in 2007 and passes through views that were partly unavailable to travelers until then.	The Botmia Reservoir The Golan Heights, and especially its southern part, features quite a few water reservoirs that look like glimmering blue eyes.
Mount Hermon Mount Hermon is known as the most northern and highest (2,224 meters above sea level) point in Israel and as its only ski resort.	Ait (hawk) waterfall In its better days, meaning in the height of winter, or a little after it, the lovely observation terrace in front of Ait waterfall fills with a crowd of people who wonder at this great flow of water which does not stop for a moment.
Ein a-Tina Ein a-Tina, or Ein Notera, is a small, pastoral Nature Reserve with a spring which flows all year round.	The Golan Iris water pool Even though it is located inside a fire zone and a visit requires security coordination, the Golan Iris water pool is considered a real attraction for springs enthusiasts.
Einot Salukia (Salukia wellspring) Whoever comes to Einot Salukia (also called Eden Spring after the mineral water company which uses the water of this spring) for the first time might get addicted to the peacefulness of this place and to the bubbling water sounds and the almost wild atmosphere which this place provides.	The Bajoriya Winter Pool Let us begin by saying that this is not a “sure thing”. Why? Because winter pools tend to surprise sometimes, especially when they do not appear.
The Sa’ar Stream The Sa’ar Stream stretches along only a little over 10 kilometers but it is considered to be one of the most beautiful streams in the Golan region, and not only because of its impressive waterfall of the same name, which many come to visit in the winter to see its strong flow.	Orha Pool (Jukhdar) Orha Pool (Jukhdar) is a half-secret pool hidden among a group of eucalyptus trees in the south-eastern Golan Heights region, which has gone through some changes during its years of existence.
Mount Hermonit Just like the other mountains in its vicinity in the Golan Heights region, Mount Hermonit, which rises to the impressive height of 1,210 meters above sea level, is a volcano which has not been active for ages.	Ein Heshek If the truth is told, it is not really hard to understand why Ein Heshek (literally “desire spring”) is called in such a sexy name.