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Six Israeli hiking trails and natural sites to reconnect with nature this Shavuot

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  • Israelis are invited to explore KKL-JNF's beautiful water hiking trails across the country to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Shavuot.
  • The trails, suitable for all levels, feature springs, streams, and ancient agricultural systems, offering a chance to connect with nature and renewal.
  • Visitors are reminded to bring garbage bags, wear appropriate gear, and stay hydrated while enjoying the preserved landscapes.

As the Jewish holiday of Shavuot approaches, the Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) extends a warm invitation to all Israelis to reconnect with the land and its natural beauty. This year, the focus is on the organization's stunning water trails, embodying the holiday's themes of nature, water, and renewal.

KKL-JNF Chairman Eyal Ostrinsky encourages the public to explore the springs and streams that flow through our country, highlighting the green landscapes that KKL-JNF diligently preserves and nurtures. These trails offer a perfect blend of natural wonder and historical insight, with sites like the Sataf Trail in the Jerusalem hills showcasing ancient agricultural techniques alongside flowing springs. Whether you choose the easier Village Trail or the more challenging Baal Trail, the experience culminates in witnessing the ancient irrigation systems in action.

For those seeking accessible options, the newly renovated Nahal HaShofet trail in northern Israel provides a wheelchair-friendly path through lush greenery, a stream, and a waterfall. The Jordan Park also offers family-friendly activities. As we celebrate Shavuot, these KKL-JNF trails provide a meaningful way to engage with Israel's natural heritage, reminding us of the importance of preserving these precious resources for generations to come. Remember to follow KKL-JNF's guidelines: bring a garbage bag, wear proper footwear and headwear, and carry plenty of drinking water.

explore the springs and streams found across the country, and enjoy the green landscapes that KKL-JNF preserves and nurtures throughout the year.

· Eyal OstrinskyChairman of KKL-JNF, inviting the public to experience the natural beauty of Israel's water trails during Shavuot.
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