Alona Park (Mey Kedem) — Attraction in Alona Regional Council

Great place to visit for all ages. We first did the tour with the tuktuk (golfcarts) around the fields and area. Our guide Idan was super friendly and explained along the way about the area and all the vegetation. Our kids had a good time and so did we. The stop at the spring was wonderful and we enjoyed the cold water on a hot summer day. This al together was about an hour.

After the tour we did the walk though the tunnel. After an informative video about the history we took a walk through the tunnel which is exciting as it's dark (so make sure to bring a flashlight!) and there is cold water running through that has a variety of depths. Duable with babies in carriers and small kids (they might need to be lifted at some parts as the water can be too deep). This tour took...

Great park to visit in the winter. For a short hike park in Mei Kedem parking lot, go left 250 meters until you reach a gravel road and take left again. You will get to a hill, clime it and from the top keep walking until you reach a bee hive (don't confused it with the first be hive in the start of the hill). Turn left in the bee hive and keep walking until you reach a fence. Continue straight and keep left with the road untill you enter a forest. When you exit from the small Forest and passing the fence, take left to to another gravel road. Take left and left and you will across a field an entrance to a bike path. Enter it until you reach the staring point.took us around 2...

A walk in an underground Roman aqueduct. It's about 200m, and the running water is mostly mid calf high. At one point the water reaches up to high thigh for about 15m. This is a fun and relatively short activity and from here you can go to Zichron Yaakov, or other places in the area. Plenty of parking. The place also rents out carts and bikes for rides in the area, separately priced from the entrance to the tunnel. Bring a flashlight, preferably a head mounted type to leave your hands free to hold the walls, but one free hand is enough. Immersable...