Dvora mountain

Dvora Mountain is a summit in northern Israel with an elevation of approximately 437 meters (1,434 feet). From this point, visitors can see across the Lower Galilee plains and the developed communities spread throughout the surrounding region.

The summit takes its name from an ancient biblical figure who, according to tradition, led a people to victory in battle. This ancient connection has shaped the name and identity of the location across the centuries.

The mountain sits near Moshav Dvora, a settlement founded in the 1950s, and its name connects to the local identity of communities in the area. Today, the landscape around it reflects how farming and settlement have shaped daily life in the Lower Galilee region.

The summit can be reached by several hiking trails with varying difficulty levels. Spring and fall months offer the most comfortable conditions for walking, with milder temperatures and less intense sun.

The mountain's name comes from a Hebrew word meaning a pollinating insect that thrives in the local environment. This connection to the natural world reflects the living ecosystem that visitors encounter while exploring the area.

Location: Northern District

Elevation above the sea: 437 m

Part of: Lower Galilee

GPS coordinates: 32.70137,35.35095

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:08