Elevation: 415 meters. This site is regularly used, with some potential for cross-country flights. Location: Dalit Al Karmel - Osafia, Israel. The site record is 10.1 km. The area is open to all pilots and there are no usage fees. However, it is located within the final approach zone of the Ramat David military airport. Therefore, flying is only permitted on Fridays and Saturdays. The site is closed on all other days. The terrain is challenging, featuring steep, rocky, and densely forested slopes. Due to the terrain structure, turbulence is very common. Always verify the actual wind direction, as the sea breeze from the Mediterranean can sometimes create an illusion of an east wind in the lee, which can turn into a tailwind at 20 meters above the launch site. The launch site is comfortable but surrounded by trees. In lighter winds, launch from the upper slope; otherwise, you may not gain enough altitude to clear the trees. Expect turbulence immediately after takeoff. Avoid flying too low and do not venture into the ravines. Just before the landing area, there is a hill that appears flat from above. Begin your landing approach at a sufficient altitude. The landing area is located 45° to the right of the launch site. It is not specifically marked, but local farmers are agreeable to landings on any uncultivated agricultural land. Please avoid landing on cultivated fields.