Jerusalem areaPhoto: חגי אגמון-שניר, CC BY-SA 4.0, from Wikimedia Commons
Sataf Loop Trail
In Hebrew: סטף מעגלי
Please note: According to KKL, drinking the spring water, bathing in it and jumping into it are forbidden.
Start on the Ba'al Trail to Sataf and return via the Village Trail.
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
Sataf is a KKL site on the eastern slope of Har Eitan, overlooking Nahal Sorek, about ten kilometers west of Jerusalem. Since the 1980s, KKL has been restoring the ancient agricultural terraces here, and during the work, two springs were uncovered—Ein Sataf and Ein Bikura—along with their channels and storage pools. In some plots, Jerusalem residents lease plots to grow produce and irrigate them with spring water, while other plots showcase rainfed agriculture (hakla'ut ba'al), relying solely on rainwater.
Sources (in Hebrew): ויקיפדיה: סטף, משרד החינוך: יום שדה לאורך שביל הבעל בסטף, OpenStreetMap: שביל הבעל
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