Our hike ends on top of a beautiful, impressive cliff, 40 meters (over 130 feet) high from which we rappel down to the base. (There is a hiking path if you prefer.) At the bottom of the cliff is a year-round running spring that accumulates in a small cistern where you can “cool your heels.”
From there, we go spelunking (caving) in Haritun Cave, the longest and largest limestone cave in Israel (3,450 square meters, which is over 37,000 square feet!), with four main levels, at least 55 “halls” and over 4 ½ kilometers (2¾ miles) of tunnels! We will explore this vast network of underground wonders with headlamps to penetrate the pitch-black darkness, crawling and climbing through nature and history.
On our hike back we will stop at a huge underground reservoir full of deep, cold water, originally built by the Romans to collect rainwater, rebuilt and repaired many times over the centuries. To enter the reservoir you have to climb through a small opening and down a ladder into a mysterious pool illuminated by sunlight filtering through holes in the roof of the chamber creating a magical and unique environment.
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