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Nahal Kana
In Hebrew: נחל קנה
Please note: Recommended to arrive with an armed escort.
A nature reserve with wading pools, grass, and trees
We don't have information yet about: Lit at night, Lookout, Shaded, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open
How to get there
On foot: Karnei Shomron cemetery / Qana Park at the entrance to Yakir. By car: type "Nahal Qana" into Waze; off Route 5066 turn onto a dirt road and continue for a few km on a gravel road
Covered? Lit?
Not covered
Tips from the community
Armed escort recommended
More about the place
Nahal Qana is the northern tributary of the Yarkon, flowing westward from the Shomron mountains to the coastal plain. Along its streambed lies a large nature reserve, with groves of oak and terebinth, carob and almond trees, and orchards irrigated by springs that flow in the stream year-round, such as Ein Tanur, which is also called 'the Turtles Pool'. A one-way trail descends from Karnei Shomron down to the stream, passes between the springs and orchards, and ends with an uphill climb to Yakir.
Sources (in Hebrew): ויקיפדיה: נחל קנה, טיולי: נחל קנה, בוסתנים ומעיינות בלב השומרון, OpenStreetMap: דרך קרני שומרון מזרח לקנה
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