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Ein Tut
In Hebrew: עין תות
A tiny spring, shaded by a tree, with a small swing
We don't have information yet about: Lit at night, Lookout, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open
How to get there
About a kilometer and a half into Nahal Ksalon, after Ein Mesaye'at.
Covered? Lit?
Shaded
Tips from the community
Usually very quiet and empty, a gorgeous spot
More about the place
The spring, which is listed on maps and hiking websites as Ein Nekofa, flows out on the western side of Nahal Ksalon, west of Mevaseret Zion. The water emerges from under large rocks and flows through small channels into a pool inside a spring house whose roof has collapsed. An ancient mulberry tree stands beside it, and a memorial sign honors Uri Grossman and Kiril Golenshin, two IDF soldiers. From Mevaseret Zion, it's about a 20-minute walk: park near the pumping station below the end of Bilu Street, where there is room for a few cars, walk down the dirt path to the stream bed, and continue along the blue-marked trail.
Sources (in Hebrew): טבע ונוף בישראל: עין נקופה, OpenStreetMap: עין נקופה, טיולי: עין נקופה
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