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26 years after the Israel Trail was inaugurated: the first section was canceled

The section between Kibbutz Dan and Tel Hai was canceled in light of the risk of walking along roads, and the trail will begin / end in Tel Hai.

"The safety of the trip is always in the first place," said the Society for the Protection of Nature

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Thursday, August 26, 2021, 11:30 p.m.

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Change in the route of the Israel Trail (Omri Selner, Society for the Protection of Nature)

Change in the route of the Israel Trail.

Out of concern for the safety of travelers, in light of the risk of walking along roads and after many attempts have been made to find an alternative route, but without success: starting September 1, the first section of Israel, from Ussishkin House in Kibbutz Dan to Tel Hai "The safety of the trip is always in the first place," the Society for the Protection of Nature explains

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The section that was canceled (Photo: official website, Omri Selner, Society for the Protection of Nature)

Itzik Ben Dov, Trail Marking Coordinator of the Society for the Protection of Nature: "The Trail Marking Committee, next to the Society for the Protection of Nature, has been working over the years to find solutions to safety issues along the Israel Trail The volume of the promenades and the traffic were low.In the case of this section, attempts have been made for several years to find a safe alternative to the current route, between Kfar Giladi and the Hasbani Bridge, a section where the path passes along borderless roads.

"Unfortunately, despite the efforts, there is no safe enough alternative route for hikers and hikers. At the same time, the number of complaints we receive from hikers and area residents is steadily rising and reflecting the increase in risk, given the increase in road traffic in the area." In any case, we turn to travelers for Israel and ask - for your safety, do not go further in the section between Beit Ussishkin and Tel Hai. "And quiet. The safety of the trip is always in the first place."

(Photo: Official website, Omri Selner, Society for the Protection of Nature)

The Israel Trail, inaugurated in 1995, is an initiative of the Society for the Protection of Nature, to create a hiking trail along the State of Israel.

The length of the trail today is about 1,070 km (after the cancellation of the first section - about 1,057 km) and it passes through the Upper Galilee, the Lower Galilee, the Carmel, along the coast, in Tel Aviv, in the center of the country, on the outskirts of Jerusalem, in the Negev, in the Arava and Ends at the Eilat Field School of the Society for the Protection of Nature.

The trail is marked in three colors, graded - white, blue and orange.

The trail marking and maintenance is the responsibility of the trail marking team, on behalf of the Society for the Protection of Nature.

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