סינגל תמנע מלא 35 קמ 660 טיפוס Senderismo Timna Park Visitors Centre a Ma‘alé Berekh

35.06 Km 603 m
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Senderismo Timna Park Visitors Centre a Ma‘alé Berekh

Embark on an invigorating hiking adventure starting and ending at the Timna Park Visitors Centre in the Hevel Eilot Regional Council. This route will take you to the breathtaking Ma‘alé Berekh in Beersheba, your highest point, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding desert landscape. The terrain is varied, featuring rocky trails that demand careful footing and some steep ascents that will test your endurance. You'll navigate through the stunning Timna Valley, a geological wonderland known for its unique rock formations like Ẕuqé Timna‘ and the iconic Mushroom rock. The path also leads you past the serene Timna Pond, a welcome oasis in the arid environment. As you ascend towards Ma‘alé Berekh, embrace the challenge and enjoy the feeling of accomplishment. The descent will be equally rewarding, with opportunities to explore further into the park, perhaps discovering the ancient Solomon's Pillars or the historic Smelting Furnace. This approximately 35-kilometer journey involves a significant elevation gain of around 600 meters, so be prepared for a moderate to strenuous effort.

Tips for your hike:

  • Gear Up: Wear sturdy hiking boots, carry plenty of water, and pack sun protection.
  • Stay Safe: Inform someone of your route and estimated return time.
  • Respect the Environment: Stay on marked trails and pack out all your trash.
  • Embrace the Journey: Take your time to soak in the incredible natural beauty of Timna Park.

For an additional hiking experience, consider exploring the trails around Sasgon Hill, offering different perspectives of the Hevel Eilot Regional Council's unique topography. This hike is a perfect way to connect with the raw beauty and history of the southern Israeli desert.

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Distance
35.06 Km
Ascent
603 m
Descent
599 m

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