2026-06-07 071326 קצת 1 מכל דבר במודיעין BTT de Singal Ha'Hertzal a Horbat HaTarsi (Ramla)

07/06/2026 00:13:26 35.49 Km 572 m 4h 21m 54s 8.13 Km/h

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BTT de Singal Ha'Hertzal a Horbat HaTarsi (Ramla)

Embark on an exciting VTT adventure starting from Singal Ha'Hertzal in the Ramla Subdistrict, ascending to the peak at Horbat HaTarsi in Mevo Modiim, and returning to Singal Ha'Hertzal. This route covers approximately 35 kilometers, offering a varied terrain that will test your skills and reward you with stunning views.

Your journey begins at Singal Ha'Hertzal, a popular starting point known for its well-maintained trails. As you pedal, you'll encounter a mix of smooth paths and rocky sections, requiring good bike handling skills. The initial climb towards Horbat HaTarsi presents some steep ascents, where maintaining a steady rhythm and proper body positioning is key. You'll pass by Tel Hadid, an ancient archaeological site, offering a glimpse into the region's history.

Reaching Horbat HaTarsi, the highest point of the route, you'll experience breathtaking panoramic views. Take a moment to appreciate the landscape before descending. The descent involves technical downhill sections and gravel roads, so be prepared for quick adjustments and controlled braking. Keep an eye out for Hasusim picnic site in Gimzo, a pleasant spot to rest.

The route also takes you near Mitspe Modi'in Junction, a strategic point offering further exploration options. You'll notice the Monument to the Lubavitcher Jews adding a poignant historical element to the ride. The terrain gradually transitions back to more manageable paths as you approach the end, with an average speed of around 8 km/h and a total elevation gain of about 144 meters.

For those looking for more VTT challenges, the area around Mevo Modiim offers additional trails, including routes near HaKafé Shel Tony, a local café perfect for a post-ride refreshment. Remember to carry essential gear like a repair kit, plenty of water, and appropriate safety equipment. Always respect the environment and other trail users. Enjoy the ride!

# BTT de Singal Ha'Hertzal a Horbat HaTarsi (Ramla) Embark on an exciting **VTT** adventure starting from **Singal Ha'Hertzal** in the **Ramla Subdistrict**, ascending to the peak at **Horbat HaTarsi** in **Mevo Modiim**, and returning to **Singal Ha'Hertzal**. This route covers approximately **35 kilometers**, offering a varied terrain that will test your skills and reward you with stunning views. Your journey begins at **Singal Ha'Hertzal**, a popular starting point known for its well-maintained trails. As you pedal, you'll encounter a mix of **smooth paths** and **rocky sections**, requiring good *bike handling skills*. The initial climb towards **Horbat HaTarsi** presents some *steep ascents*, where maintaining a steady rhythm and proper body positioning is key. You'll pass by **Tel Hadid**, an ancient archaeological site, offering a glimpse into the region's history. Reaching **Horbat HaTarsi**, the highest point of the route, you'll experience breathtaking panoramic views. Take a moment to appreciate the landscape before descending. The descent involves *technical downhill sections* and **gravel roads**, so be prepared for quick adjustments and controlled braking. Keep an eye out for **Hasusim picnic site** in **Gimzo**, a pleasant spot to rest. The route also takes you near **Mitspe Modi'in Junction**, a strategic point offering further exploration options. You'll notice the **Monument to the Lubavitcher Jews** adding a poignant historical element to the ride. The terrain gradually transitions back to more manageable paths as you approach the end, with an average speed of around **8 km/h** and a total elevation gain of about **144 meters**. For those looking for more VTT challenges, the area around **Mevo Modiim** offers additional trails, including routes near **HaKafé Shel Tony**, a local café perfect for a post-ride refreshment. Remember to carry essential gear like a **repair kit**, **plenty of water**, and **appropriate safety equipment**. Always respect the environment and other trail users. Enjoy the ride!