For those looking for an easy walk in nature along a beautiful river this is it, for those looking for a hike, may want to look elsewhere. The added bonus of the excavations in the area make this a plus for the archeological buffs.

This wonderful reserve has a combination of archaeological structures and natural beauty. A fantastic trail along the stream may be retraced or continued all the way to the fall (see previous review).

While the Nature Preserve is very close to the Lebanese border and signs warning of mines are near the road, the Nature Reserve is actually quite safe and provide access to the Banias Waterfalls which were visited by Jesus and a few of his Disciples.

The amazing temple of Pan and historical site of Caesarea Philippi where Jesus asks his disciples "Who do men say that I am? " The site offers different scenery with walkways, water falls, etc. Beneath the rock that the city sat upon was the grotto...More

This winter there was a lot of rain and all the streams and waterfalls are full of water. It was a pleasure to walk around and also see the archeological sites. There is a reduced entrance fare for senior citizens. We came on a weekday...More

One of the most exciting National Parks in Israel. The hanging bridge is on the canyon wall allowing magnificent views of the foaming water below and leading to the waterfall. Recommended.

Amazing temple of Pan. Also historical site of Caesarea Philippi where Jesus took a retreat from daily life. River offers different scenery. Some nice walks in area, maybe 30-40 minutes and fairly easy. Amazing temples carved into the rock face.