Rappelling in Hatzatzon River

Hatzatzon River – Wadi al-Hasasa (“the charging wadi”)
One of the best-known streams of the northern Judean Desert and one of the most beautiful in Israel. It is a long stream that takes a two-day trip, starting with a jeep ride
to the head of the stream, setting up camp, dinner, an overnight stay, and setting out on the route early in the morning.
Hatzatzon is famous for its high waterfalls – the tallest reaches 120 meters.
The stream has 9 waterfalls, and crossing it requires a skilled team to lead the way – an extraordinary experience.
You don’t have to rappel the highest waterfall; there is a bypass waterfall that is also very beautiful.
Waterfalls and water – 5 high waterfalls: a 13 m vertical drop (positive); a 120 m drop – 85 m positive,
35 m overhanging (can be bypassed); a 55 m drop – 35 m positive, 20 m overhanging;
a 26 m drop, alternating positive and overhanging; a 30 m vertical drop (positive). Water in the pools after floods.
Difficulty – hard; requires swimming in the pools in the season after floods.
Preferred season – April to October.
Notes – a route for experienced hikers, with an option to camp overnight.

All activities are covered by comprehensive insurance.
The activity is led by at least 2 certified, experienced rappelling instructors.
The price includes all the required equipment from the leading brands in the field, plus a first-aid kit.
Participants should bring closed hiking shoes, a hat, 6 liters of water each, and a hair tie for long hair.
We recommend bringing a light lunch.
Expect to get wet in the pools – bring a change of clothes.