Hidden Lava Canyon

We'll begin the hike by climbing the trail, with the canyon on one side and spectacular panoramic views of the Hula Valley and Galilee Mountains on the other.

The canyoneering adventure begins when we reach the top of the canyon. From here, our descent will take us past four stunning waterfalls, the tallest of which stands at 120 feet! Rappelling down these volcanic-formed cascades will land you in the natural pools below (in season).

Winter waterfalls are active and gushing, making wetsuits necessary during this time of year. Depending on the rainfall, a spring visit could be either wet or dry. In the summer, the dry canyon bed bursts with wildflowers and bamboo

One of the most special aspects of this hike is that the Golan Heights is primarily made up of volcanic basalt rock, with a layer of white limestone beneath it. As we descend the canyon, the black volcanic rock gives way to the striking white limestone, creating a dramatic and unique landscape

Since this canyon is relatively unpopulated, there's a good chance of encountering wildlife such as jackals, wild boars, wolves, and hawks, with eagles soaring above.

The Hidden Lava Canyon is a true treasure just waiting to be discovered!