Goren Park, Nature park in Upper Galilee, Israel.
Goren Park is a nature reserve in Upper Galilee with Mediterranean forests crossed by walking trails. The landscape follows the Kziv Stream through hills and open areas, where visitors can find several viewpoints.
The area was founded in 1963 to preserve local nature and create recreational spaces for visitors. The landscape has since been maintained and developed as a forested recreation area.
The park contains observation points offering views of the medieval Montfort Fortress, which stands as evidence of Crusader presence in the region.
The site offers several walking routes of different lengths and difficulty levels for various visitor abilities. An accessible path leads to a viewpoint overlooking the valley, so visitors with limited mobility can also enjoy the views.
The site contains natural sinkholes formed by rainwater erosion through limestone layers, creating distinctive geological structures. These formations reveal the underground processes that have shaped the region over time.
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