Tavor stream
Tavor stream is located in eastern Lower Galilee and it runs almost throughout the year. The stream's basin has in plenty of open spaces and little asphalt roads which makes it a desirable hiking destination.
Rainwater from the Nazareth Mountains and the Great Keshet forests which flows through the streams are collected like a funnel into the Tavor stream, joined by the water of the springs that runs along 20 miles – a microcosm of nature flowing into the Southern Jordan River and from there to the lowest place in the world – the Dead Sea.
The Tavor Stream Basin is home to a variety of communities and cultures, religions and heritage values, nature reserves, and a rich assortment of ecological treasures along its banks. Several freshwater springs are located along the streambed, a source of water for the stream itself and all types of agriculture.
Kama stream
The stream begins near the Circassian village of Kfar Kama, then runs south along the Lower Galilee areas until it spouts to Tavor stream, south to Kfar Kish. The stream follows four populations: Kfar Kama, Shadmot Dvora, Kfar Kish and the agriculture lands of Kfar Tavor. Kama stream runs through and connects rural settlements, fields, agricultural plantations, and natural areas. Along the stream you can find various attractions and a hiking path that connects them to one another: the H'amisha spring, Love Trees Grove, Omer park, Ein Sera, Ma'ale Kish, and the streams meeting point.