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Hazeka Ridge (Reches Hazeka)
In Hebrew: רכס חזקה
Please note: The ridge is right along the Syrian border, and on Har Hazeka there is a closed military post. It's a good idea to check security guidelines before heading out.
We don't have information yet about: Covered, Lit at night, Water and springs, Lookout, Shaded, Free entry, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open
More about the place
Reches Bashanit, also known as Reches Hazeka, is a row of extinct volcanoes in the eastern Golan Heights, stretching about seven kilometers long. Its northern edge is Har Bnei Rasan, and its southern is Har Ikesh. The ridge features eleven volcanic mounds, the highest of which is Har Chozek, and a large part of it is covered by an oak forest protected as a nature reserve. From the summit of Har Bnei Rasan, right next to the wind turbines, there is a view of the Hermon and the Golan Heights.
Sources (in Hebrew): ויקיפדיה: רכס בשנית, טיולי: שביל הגולן, מבאב אל-הווא להר חוזק, OpenStreetMap: שמורת טבע רכס בשנית
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