Giv'at Bezek

Giv'at Bezek rises 490 meters above sea level, forming part of the volcanic mountain range that characterizes the northern Golan Heights landscape.

The mountain stands as a testament to ancient volcanic activity in the region, with its formation dating back millions of years through geological processes.

Local Druze communities maintain traditional agricultural practices around the mountain slopes, cultivating crops adapted to the mineral-rich volcanic soil.

Visitors can access the summit through marked hiking trails that connect to the main road network, with parking facilities available at designated entry points.

The mountain's elevation provides clear views extending across the Golan plateau, revealing a landscape shaped by extinct volcanoes and basalt formations.

Location: Golan Heights

Elevation above the sea: 490 m

Part of: Golan Heights

GPS coordinates: 32.91349,35.76264

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:51