Located in the Upper Galilee region of Israel, this paragliding site is suitable for both experienced pilots and beginners. The launch area is partially asphalted, so wearing long clothing is essential. The ideal wind speed for flying here ranges from 5 to 20 km/h. During the summer months, sea breezes from the Mediterranean can create conditions that prohibit launching. Additionally, if the wind is coming from the west to north directions, the area is in the lee, making it unsafe to start. Always check the actual wind direction using the flag at the elevated waterworks before launching. In spring and summer, stronger valley winds are common, especially at mid-altitudes between 600 and 400 meters. Note that the wind direction at the landing site often differs from that at the launch site. The flags at the gas station on the way to the landing site can be helpful in determining wind direction. Before taking off, inspect the landing area and be aware of the high-voltage power lines. The landing site is not specifically marked, but farmers are generally agreeable to landings on any uncultivated agricultural fields. Avoid landing on cultivated fields. In Israel, there is no mandatory landing pattern, but be cautious as weather conditions can deteriorate rapidly, even in winter and spring. South of the launch site, there is a low-altitude air route, and the nearby Mount Meron to the west is a no-fly zone. Due to the proximity to the Lebanese border, it is mandatory to make a phone call before flying: +972-4-9876842.