How to Hike the Israel National Trail
Make the proper preparations for your hike., Recognize the official trail marker., Start in the north and gradually make your way south., Take plenty of photos., Keep an open mind., Relax and treat yourself.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Make the proper preparations for your hike.
Be sure to invest in the following items:
A good map Guidebook General camping supplies Small emergency/first-aid kit Non-perishable food and plenty of water Warm clothes in winter and light clothes in summer Sturdy shoes Camera Journal and pen -
Step 2: Recognize the official trail marker.
It is made up of three stripes (in varying height) of orange, blue, and white, respectively.
Whichever color is "tallest" indicates the direction you're heading in at a particular place. , Galilee North Coast Coastal Plain Shfela and Jerusalem Mountains Negev , The Israel National Trail is extremely diverse geographically, and you will come across everything from waterfalls and fields of flowers to mountains and desert landscapes. , You don't necessarily have to follow the trail if you pass a town or kibbutz (village) that looks ripe for exploring.
Plus, if you run out of something, you're never "too far" from civilization. , Once you've made it to the end of the trail, congratulations! If time and money permit, take some time to celebrate your achievement on the beautiful beaches of Eilat, partying in Tel Aviv, or doing whatever you please. -
Step 3: Start in the north and gradually make your way south.
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Step 4: Take plenty of photos.
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Step 5: Keep an open mind.
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Step 6: Relax and treat yourself.
Detailed Guide
Be sure to invest in the following items:
A good map Guidebook General camping supplies Small emergency/first-aid kit Non-perishable food and plenty of water Warm clothes in winter and light clothes in summer Sturdy shoes Camera Journal and pen
It is made up of three stripes (in varying height) of orange, blue, and white, respectively.
Whichever color is "tallest" indicates the direction you're heading in at a particular place. , Galilee North Coast Coastal Plain Shfela and Jerusalem Mountains Negev , The Israel National Trail is extremely diverse geographically, and you will come across everything from waterfalls and fields of flowers to mountains and desert landscapes. , You don't necessarily have to follow the trail if you pass a town or kibbutz (village) that looks ripe for exploring.
Plus, if you run out of something, you're never "too far" from civilization. , Once you've made it to the end of the trail, congratulations! If time and money permit, take some time to celebrate your achievement on the beautiful beaches of Eilat, partying in Tel Aviv, or doing whatever you please.
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