Textauszug Israel-Trail.com Flyer für Hiker Jacob Saar, der Autor des Buches "Hike the Land of Israel" - Israel National Trail and the Jerusalem gibt ab sofort für Wanderer einen englischen Flyer heraus. Dieser soll nach seinen Vorstellungen von Wanderer zu Wanderer weitergegeben werden und diese mit ein wenig Basiswissen versorgen: Israel National Trail - Flyer in englisch von Jacob Saar: National Geographic Magazine The Israel National Trail is one of World's Best Epic Trails "Passing through a vast empty desert and winding past kibbutzim, the Israel National Trail (INT) delves into the grand scale of biblical landscapes as well as the everyday lives of modern Israelis. Beyond the immense sense of history, the Trail connects powerfully with the sublime beauty and wilderness of Israel. The southern end of the Trail crosses the harsh yet breath-taking Negev, still populated by wandering Bedouin and long-horned Nubian ibex and carpeted with wildflowers in the spring. It is the only three week long desert hike in the world that can be safely completed by almost any hiker." The INT takes hikers to sites that have immense significance for all three major religions, including a sheer climb up to the 600 meter summit of Mount Tabor, where Barak and 10,000 Israelites defeated Sisera and the Canaanites, as recorded in the Book of Judges. The heights of Mount Carmel are sacred to Christians and Jews as well as to Ahmadiyya Muslims and followers of the Bahá'í faith. On the Trail you will find peace and friendship. The greatest blessing comes in the form of trail angels along the INT who offer a place to stay free of charge to thru-hikers". The Trail winds from the 2,800-meter-high peak of Mount Hermon, through the Upper and Lower Galilee, along the shore of the Sea of Galilee some 200 meters below sea level, flanks the baptismal site on the River Jordan, and passes Mount Carmel, the Mediterranean shores north of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, the Judean Mountains, the city of Arad - just twelve miles from the lowest point on earth - the Dead Sea, and the unique Negev Desert. The southern terminus is in the resort city of Eilat on the Red Sea, where you can snorkel and scuba dive in the waters of a magnificent coral reef. English web site: http://israeltrail.net German web site: https://www.israel-trail.com Forum: https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/israeltrail/ Israel National Trail Length: 1014 km. Northern trailhead: Kibbutz Dan. Southern trailhead: Eilat. Highest point: Mt. Meron 1205 m. Lowest point: Yardenit baptismal site -200 m. Season to hike: September to May. Best time to hike: February to April Winter hiking: A good season for hiking. Summer hiking: Possible only in the northern section. Direction of hike: Spring - South to north. Fall - North to south. Winter and summer - in both directions. Trail angels list Trail angels list: http://shvil.wikia.com/wiki/INT_Trail_AngelsIsrael-Trail Post H1 Headlines Flyer für Hiker Array ( [0] => Israel National Trail [1] => Direction of hike: [2] => Trail angels list ) H2 Headlines zum Shvil Israel Beitrag Array ( ) Keywords zu diesem Israel-Trail-Beitrag:

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