Horshat Tal

In Hebrew: חורשת טל

Please note: In the winter, the day-use area and the pool might be closed. It's a good idea to check the Israel Nature and Parks Authority website before heading out.

Covered NoFree entry No

We don't have information yet about: Lit at night, Water and springs, Lookout, Shaded, Parking, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open

Covered? Lit?

Paid?

More about the place

A Nature and Parks Authority national park in the northern Hula Valley, off Route 99 leading from Kiryat Shmona to Mount Hermon, just east of Kibbutz HaGoshrim. At its center are expansive lawns and a complex of pools and canals, fed with water from Nahal Tal, a short stream branching off from Nahal Dan. Beside the lawns is a preserved grove of about 240 mature Mount Tabor oaks, which survived when most of the valley's forest was cleared because the trees were once considered sacred. There is an admission fee, parking is available, and an overnight campground also operates on site.

Sources (in Hebrew): רשות הטבע והגנים: עלון גן לאומי חורשת טל, טיולי: גן לאומי חורשת טל

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