Nahal Arugot, Ein Gedi

In Hebrew: נחל ערוגות עין גדי

Please note: There is a danger of flash floods in the stream, and the reserve is sometimes closed because of them. The first pools are very deep.

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

More about the place

Nahal Arugot is one of the largest streams in the Judean Desert, flowing into the Dead Sea just north of Kibbutz Ein Gedi. In its final stretch, it flows year-round through a deep canyon thanks to springs that bubble up in its channel, lined with willow trees, poplars, and reeds. Herds of ibex and rock hyraxes live around the stream. From the reserve's parking lot—entry requires a fee and advance registration—a trail heads along the stream to pools and waterfalls, including the 'Hidden Waterfall' and the 'Upper Pools'.

Sources (in Hebrew): ויקיפדיה: נחל ערוגות, סרוגים: שמורת עין גדי נפתחת אחרי השיטפונות, OpenStreetMap: נחל ערוגות

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