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This colorful biking route begins in Jerusalem and offers stunning views of the Dead Sea as it makes its way to the Ein Gedi Reserve, where visitors can soak in the lush desert oasis (ירושלים לעין גדי). Do note, this trail enters busy roads! Bikers are encouraged to drive safely and responsibly, especially during busy hours!

This inner city loop is considered by many a "must" when visiting Jerusalem, and makes it way from the busy Agripas Road and through the popular Machne Yehuda Market (אגריפס לשוק מחנה יהודה מעגלי).

This mixed driving and walking route covers lots of ground as it makes its way from Jerusalem to the Caesarea Aqueduct (ירושלים לאמת מים קיסריה) and passes by lots of points of interest such as: The Israel Museum, Nahal Hadera, Beit Hanania Watercourse, Taninim River Reserve, Caesarea Aqueducts to the ancient city of Caesarea National Park and finally the Bird Mosaic Palace.

This route runs through some of Jerusalems most touristy and historic areas (מאה שערים ונחלאות), such as: The Pervoslav Church, The Museum of Underground Prisoners, The Church of the Holy Trinity, The Finger of the King of Bashan's Og, Sergei's Courtyard. The route then proceeds along Haneviim, or Prophets Street to pass: The First Children's Hospital, Rothschild Hospital (Hadassah) and Tavor House. The trail also proceeds through Meah Shearim and the famous Nahloaot neighbourhood!

This great route is best done with a combination of driving and walking, and runs along Nahal Mearot and through multiple sites in the beautiful Carmel (נחל מערות והכרמל) such as: Ahiam Museum, the Etzel Museum in Shuni, Benyamina, through Fureidis junction to the Mearot Caves, Nahal Oren, Hai Bar Carmel, little Switzerland, and finally the memorial to the fallen of the Carmel fire.