King Solomon, left too large a territory for one son and so, one Jewish state was split in two. The southern called Judea and the northern one called Israel. The king's retreat palace water spring, Ein Izrael, our first stop. A cool underground short and narrow water tunnel. Our track leads us through the richest agricultural land in Israel, Emek Harod, a short water track near Bet She'an,  nature reserve streams, wildlife Gazelle habitat, high plains overlooking the Jordan valley, steep descent down to the Sea of Galilee and the Jordan river.

The sites include Ein Izrael, Naha Hakibuzim, Nachal Isaschar, Ramot Isaschar, Cochav Haruchot, Chavat Shoshana, Nachal Tavor, Ramat Sirin, Har Yavniel, Nachal Yavniel and the Jordan River. Biblical stories and new age Israeli struggle for survival, mix constantly...
The track is a challenging drive and a fully rewarding nature experience of the lower Galilee. Following is a small image collection as a taste of the tour.