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Cycling in Israel

Discover a map of 9,598 cycling routes and bike trails in Israel, created by our community.

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Many beautiful bike routes lead through Israel, and cyclists can bike past green forests in the North and through dry deserts in the South. Many historical and religious sites as well as big cities like Jerusalem and Tel Aviv can be visited. Thanks to Israel’s geographic location, it is possible to connect culture and nature while enjoying pleasant temperatures while having the ultimate cycling experience.

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Cycling route in Rekhasim, Haifa District, Israel

2.7 km
Distance
146 m
Ascent
47 m
Descent

רח׳ אנה פרנק, בת ים до אגוז, חולון

Cycling route in Bat Yam, Tel Aviv, Israel

29.6 km
Distance
220 m
Ascent
231 m
Descent
Rokach Street, Ramat Gan до Hagefen Street, Ramat Gan
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Rokach Street, Ramat Gan до Hagefen Street, Ramat Gan

Cycling route in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv, Israel

16.7 km
Distance
101 m
Ascent
87 m
Descent

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Cycling route in Rishon LeZiyyon, Central District, Israel

20.9 km
Distance
142 m
Ascent
136 m
Descent

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Highlights

  • Cycle along the Mediterranean west coast from Tel Aviv to Haifa. Detours to the archeological sites of Caesarea are a highlight, afterwards, you can ride through Mount Carmel to Haifa and visit the hanging gardens of Bahai.
  • There is a 40 kilometre long cycling trail around Jerusalem’s old town. A wonderful way to get to know the city better.
  • Mezzadra castle is located on an isolated rock plateau in Israel’s southeast and offers a beautiful view on the Dead Sea. You can bike to the top, hike or just take the cable car.  

Tips

  • Israel’s road network is well-developed. Most streets are asphalted and in very good condition. Almost all streets have a wide hard shoulder which is nicely usable for cyclists.
  • The best time to travel is either spring (March/April) or fall (September/October). The summer months should be avoided, in the mediterranean region, at the Red Sea as well as at the Dead Sea and in the desert, temperatures can reach up to 50°C or more.
  • Jewish shops are closed during the Sabbath. The Jewish day of rest starts on Friday at dusk and ends at the same time on Saturday. Muslim shops are closed on Fridays and Christian shops are closed on Sundays.

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