Gamla nature reserve

The reserve spans across Gamla and Daliot streams, featuring steep cliffs, varied terrain, and a 51-meter waterfall dropping into a deep canyon.

The reserve contains ruins of an ancient Jewish settlement from the Second Temple period, including a synagogue dating back to the first century CE.

The memorial monument within the reserve pays tribute to Jewish settlers from the Golan Heights who lost their lives during regional conflicts.

Multiple hiking trails of varying lengths lead visitors to different sections, with the Vulture Track offering a 600-meter wheelchair-accessible path to observation points.

The reserve houses Israel's largest nesting colony of griffon vultures, which make their homes on the cliffs overlooking Gamla Stream.

Location: Northern District

Inception: January 9, 2003

GPS coordinates: 32.90278,35.74056

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:26