Mount Arbel

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Mount Arbel is a prominent cliff and nature reserve in northern Israel overlooking the Sea of Galilee, known for its dramatic views, hiking trails, and historical caves.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cliff
mountain
nature reserve
accessibleFrom road between Tiberias and Karmiel
associatedWithEvent Hasmonean–Iturean conflicts
surface form: Hasmonean conflicts in Galilee

Herodian campaigns against rebels in caves
contains Arbel National Park and Nature Reserve
cliff dwellings
fortified caves
remains of a synagogue at Arbel village
remains of ancient settlements
country Israel
designatedAs national park
nature reserve
elevation approximately 181 meters above sea level
elevationRelative rises about 380 meters above the Sea of Galilee
hasFeature archaeological sites
birdwatching opportunities
caves
hiking trails
steep cliffs
viewpoints
hasHistoricalPeriod Byzantine Empire
surface form: Byzantine period

Hellenistic period
Ottoman period
Roman period
hasTrail cliff-edge trail along the rim
descent route with handholds and ladders
steep ascent trail from the base
knownFor cliffside hiking routes
dramatic views over the Sea of Galilee
historical caves
sunrise views
locatedIn Northern District, Israel
locatedNear Migdal
Tiberias
managedBy Israel Nature and Parks Authority
nearbySettlement Moshav Arbel
offersViewOf Golan Heights
Jordan River
surface form: Jordan Valley

Mount Hermon (distant view on clear days)
surrounding Galilee villages
overlooks Sea of Galilee
partOf Galilee
surface form: Lower Galilee
tourismType hiking tourism
nature tourism
religious and pilgrimage tourism
usedAs fortified stronghold in antiquity
refuge in times of conflict

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Galilee hasPart Mount Arbel