Har Szina'an

Har Szina'an is a mountain summit in Northern Israel that rises to 902 meters above sea level. The terrain features multiple hiking routes to the peak, each offering different perspectives of the surrounding landscape.

The mountain has served as a natural boundary marker since ancient times in the northern Israeli region. Its elevated position made it an important reference point for historical civilizations and trade routes.

The mountain name appears in multiple languages, including Hebrew as הר שנאן and Arabic as جبل في آسيا, reflecting the multicultural nature of the region.

The best time to hike is during cooler months when the eastern route is less exposed to strong winds. Visitors should bring sturdy footwear and plenty of water, as the summit is quite exposed.

From the summit, visitors can look out across three countries: Israel, Lebanon, and Syria. This geographical position makes it a rare vantage point to see the borders of three nations at once.