PROS * Nice hiking in the scenic Jerusalem hills- numerous trails * Close to the city Very popular with the local natives * Many options for enjoying nature, for picknicking for hiking for bicycl… Full review by Ivisitedtheplace
Jan 8, 2022
The Har Eitan (“Mount A Sinâ€) Loop Trail is a central part of this nature reserve. We hiked from one entrance in April 2021 (see the previous review here) and we returned yesterday to hike from … Full review by Ivisitedtheplace
Apr 2, 2021
This is a forested mountain area within 15 minutes or less of the Jerusalem city limit. It is ideal for hiking, biking, relaxing, picnicking, barbecue, seeing ancient terraced farming, exploring anc… Full review by Ivisitedtheplace
I will be in Israel in November without a car and love walking in the Jerusalem forest. I have found many hikes that are accessible with public transport, but would love to do the circular walk at Har Eitan. Is there any way I can get there by bus (or nearby?) Many thanks
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You can take bus 183 from a stop near the central bus station of Jerusalem.
Hi I would like to come with a pregnant mom in 4th month. And another mom with a 14 month old. Do u have a pretty easy hike?
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Leah, If you park in the lower parking lot the stairs to ascend are very steep(and there are a lot of stairs)...if you park from the top parking lot (where most of the buses park and there is a …
Leah, If you park in the lower parking lot the stairs to ascend are very steep(and there are a lot of stairs)...if you park from the top parking lot (where most of the buses park and there is a building) then you can walk down the hill and judge how far you want to walk knowing how far you need to walk back to your car. You will experience nice views this way however will not make it down to the Spring (I am not sure if that is important to you or not). I hope this helps.
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