Israeli National Trail

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The Israeli National Trail is a long-distance hiking route that traverses the length of Israel, showcasing its diverse landscapes, historical sites, and cultural regions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf long-distance hiking trail
tourist attraction
country Israel
crosses Israel National Parks
nature reserves
endPoint Eilat
follows north–south direction
founder Avraham Tamir
Ori Dvir
hasGuidebook guidebooks in multiple languages
official trail guide in Hebrew
hasWebsite official information pages by SPNI
HebrewName Shvil Yisrael
inception 1995
knownFor cross-country hiking
cultural diversity
diverse landscapes
historical sites
languageOfName Hebrew
length approximately 1000 kilometers
approximately 620 miles
locatedIn Israel
maintainedBy Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel
opened 1995
partOf national trail system of Israel
passesNear Jerusalem
Tel Aviv metropolitan area
passesThrough Carmel
Central Israel
linked to: מרכז הארץ

Coastal Plain of Israel
Galilee
Judean Mountains
Negev Desert
linked to: Negev desert
recognizedBy National Geographic
routeType point-to-point trail
season year-round
startPoint Dan
terrainType coastal plains
desert
forests
mountains
urban areas
trailMarking blue stripe
orange stripe
white stripe
usedFor backpacking
hiking
uses waymarking system

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Makhtesh Ramon locatedOn Israeli National Trail
Zin Valley hasTrail Israel National Trail
linked to: Israeli National Trail
Zin Valley crossedBy Israel National Trail
linked to: Israeli National Trail
Har Ramon isInNationalTrailVicinity Israel National Trail
linked to: Israeli National Trail
Israeli National Trail partOf national trail system of Israel
linked to: Israeli National Trail