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01 | Ein Hemed National Park Autumn in the Jerusalem Hills Ein Hemed National Park is an oasis of green all year-round, with its impressive Crusader fortress embedded among gorgeous plane trees. The park is especially beautiful this time of year, as its trees turn all shades of red, brown, and gold, adding to the site’s magical atmosphere. parks.org.il 02 | Kibbutz Merom Golan Guided tours to admire the autumn landscapes Kibbutz Merom Golan is the first kibbutz of the Golan Heights, located not far from Mount Bental, where the air is lovely and cool, and there are beautiful orchards and forests as far as the eye can see. The kibbutz is nestled among beautiful chestnut trees, oak trees, ash trees, and maple trees, as well as other rarer tree species that grow only at high altitudes of over 1,000 meters that you can come and discover on the many guided tours available here this time of year. meromgolantourism.co.il 03 | The Nahal Snir Nature Reserve The beauty of nature in its purest form This is one of the most beautiful nature reserves in the Galilee, with rows of plane trees growing along Nahal Snir, the stream that runs right through it. It also has small waterfalls peppered across it, as well as There’s a special magic to Israel in the fall, with its wonderful weather, migrating birds, and gorgeous landscapes – and there are so many fun things to do this time of year: from picnics in the great outdoors to visiting thermo-mineral spas, and going on boat rides in ancient underground water canals. Here are our top recommendations for the perfect autumn outing / By Ariela Aflalo Kibbutz Merom Golan I Photo: Ariela Aflalo . . . . . . . . .

15 . . . . . . . . . . . ATMOSPHERE NOVEMBER 2026 a vast water reservoir teeming with birds and waterfowl and incredible wildlife. parks.org.il 04 | Hamat Tiberias National Park Hot Springs Hamat Tiberias is an outdoor thermo mineral pool complex with hot spring water flowing at 60°C through the pools’ stone canals. The pools are located inside the ancient Hamat site which features a remarkably well-preserved 18th-century Turkish bathhouse, the remains of ancient synagogues, and one the most impressive ancient mosaics to have been uncovered in Israel (a walking path takes you to the archeological site where a video presentation gives you all the information about the artifacts on display). There’s also a reflexology path with special stones that massage your feet as you walk along it, relieving pain and boosting blood circulation. parks.org.il