WALKING TRAILS

Take a deep breath, close your eyes and imagine that this is all yours: a magnificent manor, a breath-taking view, agricultural facilities for preparing wine and bread and an olive press for producing boutique olive oil – what more do you need?

From the trailhead, the trail marked in blue turns slightly left towards the southeast, crosses a dirt road, and enters a low scrubland . The trail again crosses a dirt road, then proceeds eastward to higher shrubland composed primarily of native plants – phillyrea and mastic shrubs. Emerging from the thickets, the trail pauses at a stunning pano...

The trail marked in green turns right (west) from the trailhead. It wends its way through typical low scrubland (batha) vegetation near a stand of pine trees and comes to a concrete, low water crossing ('Irish bridge') across a dirt road. The trail crosses the dirt road and continues straight on, past a group of Tabor oaks (Quercus itaburensis) pla...

A three-mile stretch of the Israel Trail (Segment 15, from Har Horshan to Jasser e-Zarka), passes through Ramat Hanadiv.

Ramat Hanadiv is a private park dedicated to the commemoration of Baron Edmond de Rothschild and to the conservation of nature for us and for future generations.

Thank you for choosing to hike in the Nature Park at Ramat Hanadiv. Just before you set out on the trail, please stop and make sure you haven’t forgotten anything.