Golan HeightsPhoto: MatanBM, CC BY-SA 4.0, from Wikimedia Commons
Mitzpe Omri Tal Lookout
In Hebrew: מצפה עמרי טל
A small and beautiful lookout in memory of Omri Tal, an armored corps commander who fell in Operation Protective Edge (Tzuk Eitan).
We don't have information yet about: Lit at night, Water and springs, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open
How to get there
Turn off Route 98, type "Mitzpe Omri Tal" in Waze.
Covered? Lit?
Partially shaded, not covered
More about the place
KKL inaugurated the lookout in October 2015, along the Golan Trail near Kfar Haruv, overlooking the Kinneret, Har Susita, and the Upper Galilee. Along the short path to the lookout plaza are five large stones engraved with poems and reflections by Omri and words he said to his soldiers. In the plaza, there is a seating wall and stone benches. Park at the Susita Lookout parking lot and walk about 160 meters north along the path up to the sign; entry is free at all hours.
Sources (in Hebrew): קק"ל: מצפה עמרי טל, בשביל המשפחה: מצפה עמרי טל
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