Hiking

A teenager from Jerusalem was rescued after getting stuck on a steep slope during a family hike. Volunteers from the Golan Search and Rescue Unit safely assisted him back to the trail using a safety rope.

Three families of Jews from across Europe and the USA went on a trip in Austria and strayed from the path into dangerous terrain. Authorities were forced to rescue the hikers who had not planned the trip well, and one of the rescuers estimated that the cost would amount to tens of thousands of euros.

A decade after the flood: The circular trail in the Nahal Ayun Nature Reserve has reopened. During August, Maariv and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority present the innovations you didn't know about in popular and forgotten nature reserves and national parks. Third article in the series.

A senior Central Command officer stated that many hiking groups in Judea and Samaria fail to coordinate with the IDF, leading to security risks. Following the attack near the village of Tel, the military emphasized that strict adherence to coordination procedures is essential for the safety of all travelers.

Throughout Judea and Samaria, a series of wading corners and pastoral pools have been built in the last two years, dedicated to the memory of IDF fallen soldiers and victims of hostilities. Get the guide for a refreshing dip with added value.

Groups of hikers in Judea and Samaria are planning to arrive tomorrow in the area of the village of Til, where a terror attack occurred last week in which Binyahu Melet was murdered and Major Yuval Ezra fell. As of now, the hikes have not been coordinated with the security forces, and the IDF clarifies that entry into Area A is dangerous. The organizers: Terror will not prevent us from continuing...

The two felt unwell during a hike; a medical team from the Galilee-Carmel Search and Rescue Unit provided them with initial treatment in the field. After stabilizing their condition, the girls were rescued on foot and transferred for further treatment in a Magen David Adom ambulance.