Gamla Nature Reserve

The observation terrace – a view from above of the ancient town of Gamla and the remains of the early synagogue. From the terrace, a steep path leads down to the old town, accessible to good walkers.
Touring the ruins of the ancient town of Gamla – a narrow road has recently been inaugurated, making it possible to reach the ruins of the ancient town by bus.
Lookout point – looking out over the cliffs of the Gamla Stream canyon and the nesting colony of birds of prey.
The head of the Gamla Stream waterfall – the highest waterfall in Israel (51 m) flowing all year round. An easy path leads to the lookout terrace, from which the waterfall can be seen in all its glory.
Dolmens – a collection of Bronze Age burial mounds made of huge boulders.

Full Address:

Vulture Lookout, The Ancient Path, Golan Regional Council, North District, no, Israel

field_phone:

04-6822282