Noach Kinarty Overlook

Noach Kinarty Overlook is a viewing platform in the Jordan Valley that offers expansive views across the valley floor and surrounding plateaus. Paved paths lead to different viewing spots where signs explain the geography and land use below.

The site was established in 2013 as part of a regional initiative to improve public access to natural viewpoints. It was intentionally placed here to highlight the geological and geographical importance of the Jordan Valley.

The site is named after a local conservationist and reflects how people are connected to this landscape. From here, visitors see the fields and settlements that shape daily life in the valley.

The location is easily accessible with flat, level paths suitable for all visitors. Early morning or late afternoon visits work best when light creates the most natural views of the landscape.

Solar panels and modern water reservoirs are visible from above, showing how modern energy and water systems support traditional farming. This blend of old agriculture and new technology defines the valley's character.

Location: Jordan Valley

Official opening: 2013

Elevation above the sea: 264 m

GPS coordinates: 32.64368,35.52486

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:22