Question 1

Nimrod Lookout

Accepted Answer

Nimrod Observatory, located in the Rosh Pina settlement, is a place with a special, quiet and sacred atmosphere. The observatory is named after Nimrod Segev, who was killed in the Second Lebanon War and was built by his father, Hezi Segev, who wanted to perpetuate Nimrod's name and pass on his legacy to all visitors and future generations.

Question 2

Rosh Pina Stream

Accepted Answer

Pina - Descends from Safed eastward to the picturesque settlement of Rosh Pina in steep places. In its upper part, it is a disappointing stream that begins in a rugged landscape with spectacular views eastward to the Jordan Valley, its middle part is a green nature reserve with three springs - Ein Gay-Oni, Ein Pina and Ein Kadan, and its lower part, where we will not hike, flows first through a pipe under the town of Rosh Pina, continues in an open channel to a reservoir northwest of the village of Hanasi, and the surplus flows to the mountainous Jordan.

Question 3

Agmon Hula

Accepted Answer

The pond, which is an excellent spot for observing birds during their migration, is the result of the re-flooding of the Hula marsh areas that were drained in the 1950s. It is located about a 15-minute drive from the estate.

Question 4

Rosh Pina Restoration Site

Accepted Answer

The clerk's office features an audio-visual show and an exhibition on the history of Rosh Pina | Opening hours: Fridays and Saturdays, between 10:00-14:00. During the week, the place is open between 9:00-16:00, the screening takes place at: 11:00 and 14:00 | Price: Adult: 25 ₪, Child (ages 6-13) 15 ₪, Pensioner: 20 ₪

HaMeiri Estate

Rosh Pina and the surrounding area

Nearby restaurants

Corner at the top

Wooden grill

Pioneers Coffee Cart

Tivis

Sites and trips

Nimrod Lookout

Rosh Pina Stream

Agmon Hula

Rosh Pina Restoration Site

Ha Meiri Estate