Giv'at Avni

Giv'at Avni is a community settlement in Lower Galilee situated on hilly terrain with views across the surrounding landscape and neighboring communities. The land rises and falls across multiple hillsides that give shape to the area's natural layout.

The community was established in 1991 under the Lower Galilee Regional Council administration. The land itself shows evidence of human settlement from ancient times through its scattered tool-making remains.

The area contains physical traces of ancient tool-making, where visitors can observe remnants of stone work and manufacturing debris scattered across the ground. These archaeological remains tell the story of people who worked the land here in prehistoric times.

The area is on sloped terrain, so expect uneven paths and elevation changes when exploring. Wearing appropriate footwear and being prepared for the changing landscape will make your visit more comfortable.

The community preserves part of Lavi Forest, which takes its name from a Jewish settlement during the Mishnaic and Talmudic era. This forest connection links the modern community to a distant chapter of Jewish antiquity.

Location: Lower Galilee Regional Council

Inception: 1991

Elevation above the sea: 279 m

GPS coordinates: 32.77528,35.43861

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:51