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Gush Etzion and Hebron Hills
Gush Etzion and Hebron Hills

Springs in Bat Ayin

In Hebrew: מעיינות בבת עין

Please note: The map pin leads to Ein Chovlah, which also serves as a mikveh. It's not clear to us if this is the spring described, so it's worth checking before you head out.

A nice and shaded spring in Bat Ayin. There are tables and benches. The water is deep and clear. Relative to the area—not too packed with people

Water and springs YesFree entry YesParking YesShaded PartlyCovered NoLit at night No

We don't have information yet about: Lookout, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open

How to get there

From the entrance to Bat Ayin, continue straight until the end of the yishuv (take the downhill option at every turn). Park there in a dirt lot and walk about 10 minutes along the green trail markers to the spring. Afterward, you can continue on the green trail to Ein Chovlah (which also serves as a mikveh)

Covered? Lit?

Not lit, partly shaded

Tips from the community

Additional springs in the area – HaChovlah (also serves as a mikveh), Brekhat Dubek - Ein Yitzchak. Not recommended on cold days

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