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No vehicles in the river, with wading pools: the "Mike Uber" of Nahal Tzipori
As part of a recent upgrade to the popular Nahal Tzipori River in the Lower Galilee and the Jezreel Valley, a new promenade was built, hiking and biking trails were paved, picnic and paddling corners were set up in the pools and vehicles were restricted to the canal.
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Nahal Tzipori
The Lower Galilee
Ziv Reinstein
Thursday, 04 March 2021, 09:02 Updated: 10:09
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The upgraded Nahal Tzipori promenade (Photo: Ligam Environmental Projects)
Nahal Tzipori in the north of the country has been upgraded and developed in recent years in various sections, and recently inaugurated in the section between the village of Ras Ali and Kibbutz HaSolelim, a new promenade, hiking and biking trails, picnic corners and paddling in small pools.
Nahal Tzipori begins its flow in the Nazareth Mountains in the Lower Galilee, passing through the Jezreel Valley until it empties into the Kishon River and from there into the sea.
Length of about 32 kilometers, and is considered to be very popular for families due itineraries plains, including Mongsim where. River collects several springs, such as torture Birdy and eye rupture ( "spring horse") and therefore flows all year.
Renovations averse carried out NIS 16 million to make the place accessible to hikers, ecologically rehabilitate and nurture it. , Is about 15 km.
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Flows along 32 km from the Nazareth Mountains to Kishon. Nahal Tzipori (Photo: Ligam Environmental Projects)
A promenade and a walking / cycling path were paved along the stream (Photo: Ligam Environmental Projects)
In the upgraded section, water flows continuously
The restoration work includes ecological and scenic restoration, development of entrances to the reception of the public and regulation of the bus and its adaptation to the needs required of its surroundings.
In the section in question, water flows continuously from the Tzipori springs, the Yiftachel springs and the Ein Yavka springs.
It is evident that the project outlines the renewal and restoration of existing scenic roads along Nahal Tzipori, from the monks' mill to Ras Ali, while directing travelers by car to the edge of the valley.
Maayan Tzipori, near Moshav Tzipori, a landscape promenade has been developed alongside the restoration of the stream through the Birdi orchards and Givat Shimshit forests to Kibbutz HaSolelim, where parking and a foyer have been developed for a massive reception of visitors and day vacationers.
From there, the trail continues to Alon Hagalil, the village of Kabaya and Ein Yavke below the haunted settlement.
Brass Ali flour mills (Photo: Ligam Environmental Projects)
Bridge over the stream in the Ras Ali area (Photo: Ligam Environmental Projects)
Vehicles will not be able to approach the creek
A promenade is currently being developed along the section of the stream to the monks' mill, near Ras Ali.
The monastery of Ras Ali, there is a beautiful promenade next to the stream, where there are many seating areas and vegetation that emphasizes the Nasul Ras Ali, which includes a series of ancient flour mills in a beautiful state of preservation.
The restored section continues to the outskirts of the village of Ivtin in the west.
The main section is currently being worked on, where a section between the Kaabiya Bridge and the monks' mill is being rehabilitated and arranged.
On the one hand, an array of paths will be built, a promenade will be built on the site, seating areas will be set up from local stone and direction and explanation signs will be installed.
The works included widening the creek strip and making it accessible to the public by creating a promenade, while strengthening the park, including ecological-environmental aspects.
This allows a quiet area for pedestrians and cyclists only in the center of the Nahal Tzipori section, which is of the highest quality and has the largest flows.
From an ecological point of view, the plan has widened the creek strip and created physical protection, which prevents vehicles from approaching the canal and even removes the edges of agricultural fields and grazing.
The river environment was made accessible to the public by a system of paths for pedestrians and cyclists, while addressing the required balance between plant restoration and the intensity of touring activity in the river.
In addition, stopping and paddling areas have been set up in designated ponds without allowing damage to other ecologically sensitive areas, restoring native plant species and eliminating invasive species.
Yaakov Quint, Director of the Israel Land Authority and Chairman of the Open Spaces Fund: This is one of the most beautiful areas in the country that the Israel Land Authority, through the Open Spaces Fund, has chosen to fund its restoration and accessibility to the general public. Between conservation and environmental development
How to get there:
Wise - Ras Ali / HaSolelim.
Ein Yavke Maayan was arranged for paddling (Photo: Ziv Reinstein, Ziv Reinstein)
A promenade up to the monks' mill is currently being developed (Photo: Ziv Reinstein, Ziv Reinstein)
Bridge over Nahal Tzipori (Photo: Israel Peretz)
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