Naẖal Ẕalmon

The Nahal Zalmon features steep rocky slopes, seasonal water flows, and diverse plant species along its water course within the mountainous terrain.

The area surrounding Nahal Zalmon contains archaeological evidence of ancient settlements that utilized its water resources for agricultural practices over centuries.

The Hebrew name of this stream reflects local traditions, as Zalmon derives from a term referring to the deer that once inhabited this region.

Hiking trails of varying difficulty levels traverse the wadi, with designated parking areas and information boards located at the main entrance points.

The stream creates temporary waterfalls during winter rains, transforming the otherwise dry riverbed into a flowing water system that supports local wildlife.

Location: Northern District

GPS coordinates: 32.90560,35.37220

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:51