Gamla Nature Reserve

Impressive views of the Gamla fortress used by the Jews to defend against the Roman forces. It is also a beautiful view towards the Sea of Galilee. The promenade also brings you to a bird observatory where Griffin Vultures ("Nesher") nest. Seeing those huge birds reminds one of the Biblical verse "I will carry you on Nesher wings..."

Beautiful reserve, with rich archeological history and nature. Was very lucky to see a black vulture that is rare in the area and also a good number of griffon vultures who are endangered in Israel. In the reserve you can find a few interesting archeological sites from different times in the history of the area.

We took the short round about an hour. If you do the long one lots of climbing and not an easy path. Better to visit autumn or spring. If you are lucky, you might see the vultures. We didn't get to see them. Old Jewish settlement from the time of the second temple

A glimpse at the first settlement that the Roman's destroyed in their attempt to Genocide the Jewish people. One gets a clear view of the ancient settlement. There is a trail to the synagogue of Gamla. The nature service did a good job of disseminating informative in hebrew and english

One of Israel's most beautiful places. Amazing views, great for site seeing and accessible for strollers/wheelchairs. One tip I would recommend is checking this place as early as possible because it gets loaded with people around 10:00AM.

We arrived but couldn't see the big fall due to the rain that happened the days before. The road to the big fall was too muddy. And one would think that the public pays entertainment fee , among other things, to make better access to the fall no? Very disappointing. Check before you go cz it's not like very close by... other than that the garden is stunning gorgeous

From the reservation entrance 3 trails with 3 different levels of difficulty lead to 3 different places. An easy path leads to observation point. Second path, great for families, leads to the highest waterfall in Israel. No swimming on this site. Third path to the castle is considered difficult because it's narrow and stip. Parking is great. Don't come on holidays and vacations since it will be packed .

Beautiful views. Nice easy short walk, with some harder routes available. Best place in the north of Israel to see Griffon Vultures