Nahal Neria is a seasonal stream that begins in the Mount Meron area and ends near Hurfeish. Its length is approximately five kilometers. The stream is one of the tributaries of Nahal Moran, which is a tributary of Nahal Kaziv.[1]
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The stream is located in a Mediterranean forest area, and along its landscape, one can see the ruins of Hamama, a stalactite wall, and many agricultural areas.[2]
Plants found in the stream
editThe uniqueness of the stream is the number of Arbutus trees found along it.
Additionally, the following plants can also be found in the stream: early blooming colchicum, common oak, yellowish crocus, common ivy, cedar, anemone, terebinth, and more.
The stream's trail
editThere is a hiking trail along the stream, which is about three and a half kilometers long. It is suitable for all seasons of the year, and the walking time is about two hours.[1]
The trail starts at the ruins of Hamama on Mount Meron, from where it descends steeply towards Nahal Neria.
The trail passes through a shaded channel of the stream and a Mediterranean forest, marked with a red trail marker.
References
edit- ^ a b "נחל מורן ונחל נריה – iNature". inature.info. Retrieved 2024-08-07.
- ^ "נחל מורן ונחל נריה - מסלולים - נלך". 2018-05-08. Archived from the original on 2018-05-08. Retrieved 2024-08-07.
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