Gold-DateNahal Hermon
In Hebrew: נחל חרמון
Please note: According to the Nature and Parks Authority, the trail along the stream, from Snir to She'ar Yashuv, is closed for safety reasons (notice from April 2026). It's worth checking before heading out whether it has reopened.
We don't have information yet about: Lit at night, Water and springs, Lookout, Shaded, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open
More about the place
Nahal Hermon, also called the Banias, is a perennial stream whose waters flow from the Banias Springs at the foot of Mount Hermon down into the Hula Valley, until it meets Nahal Dan near Sde Nehemia. The pin on the map is near She'ar Yashuv, where a trail along the stream ends that begins at the cemetery of Kibbutz Snir. The trail goes down into the streambed, passes an old overturned Syrian tank left in the water, and crosses via a steel Bailey bridge; most of it is shaded and right next to the water. The upper section of the stream, with the springs, waterfall, and suspended trail, is inside the Hermon Stream (Banias) Nature Reserve, which requires an entrance fee.
Sources (in Hebrew): ויקיפדיה: נחל חרמון, מעריב: מסלול הטנק הסורי בבניאס נפתח מחדש
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