Yehudiya Nature Reserve – A New, Accessible Trail and Quiet Space – Tour in Sign Language
Guided tour in sign language at Yehudiya Nature Reserve, on Saturday, November 14, at 11:00. The route includes an accessible trail, an ancient synagogue, and a viewpoint overlooking the waterfall.
The Israeli winter cloaks the Golan in green carpets, with animal tracks appearing alongside the trails.
This year, the reserve has been renewed with an accessible trail, allowing people with limited mobility to reach the open heart of nature and enjoy a tranquil space that invites them to pause, observe, and marvel at the landscape.
We invite you to a guided tour reaching the outskirts of the ancient village, where an exciting archaeological discovery was recently revealed: an ancient synagogue uncovered completely by surprise, telling the story of Jewish life in the Golan 1,500 years ago. We will then continue to a viewpoint overlooking Yehudiya Waterfall and the impressive Yehudiya Forest.
This is an opportunity to disconnect from the noise, connect with history, and enjoy Yehudiya’s beauty in a way that is comfortable for everyone.
When: Saturday, November 14, at 11:00 a.m.
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