HaSharon Park

The national park spans 6 square kilometers, featuring carob trees, Mount Tabor oaks, and eucalyptus groves alongside numerous hiking trails and observation points.

During the early 1900s, eucalyptus trees were introduced to the area to absorb water from extensive swamps that hindered development and caused malaria outbreaks.

The park functions as an educational center where schools and organizations conduct nature programs to teach about local ecosystems and environmental conservation.

Visitors can access the park through the Hadera West Railway Station entrance, with multiple parking areas and marked trails for walking and bird watching.

The reserve contains the last remnants of regional swamps, creating a natural corridor with Alexander Stream National Park for local wildlife movement.

Location: Haifa District

GPS coordinates: 32.43119,34.89558

Latest update: March 7, 2025 22:23