A quick stop that leaves riders happy: fresh bread, generous toppings, and juices that restore color to your legs. Grab a sandwich for the road and fill up on water—return to the trail energized.

A time jump to the world of the Nabataeans: ancient cisterns and ruins that tell of caravans and trade. It's right on the road—a few minutes of climbing to the fort and your mind fills with imagination. A beautiful picture and to remember that the desert is also an open-air museum

A small fortress hill with a wide view and stone remains that have lasted thousands of years. The climb is short and the reward is great—a light breeze, silence, and a view that clears your head. It's an opportunity to stop, have a bite to eat, and listen to the desert without noise. A simple moment that adds a lot to the journey.

First view of the Ramon Crater from the Arava to the west. The changing landscape, the colors, the channels, the hidden corners. Everything is waiting for you to discover. A perfect spot for a black coffee

A maddening desert single that runs between the edges of the stream channels: single lines that invite rhythm, and clean action without drama, and all around the feeling that the crater surrounds from all directions

Natural color stripes on a rock—red, purple, and gray—as if someone painted with a giant paintbrush. Two minutes from the trail and you are in front of a perfect backdrop for today's photo. Even those who have already seen countless views will stop here. It's short, impressive, and leaves you wanting more.

A neat island of quiet in the middle of the desert: shade, tables, a place to spread out equipment and get organized. Great for a relaxed lunch break or to set expectations for the next section. If you stay overnight—the sky here is full of stars on a level you won't forget.

Dunes and sands in a variety of colors that feel like nature's palette. Sometimes you can also find pools of water at the bottom of the rocks and vegetation that feels unrelated to the desert.

A summit town with a relaxed atmosphere and amenities for everything a rider needs—food, water, basic equipment, and places to sit for a moment. The main street is friendly, the people are pleasant, and there is always someone to give directions or a recommendation. An ideal stop for breakfast/lunch, refueling, and adjusting expectations for what's to come. You can easily stay here a little longer than you planned—in a good way.

A small place with a huge heart—good beers (including local ones), snacks that are fun to have with your glass, and music that lifts you up without being loud. You enter for a minute and find yourself staying for another round of conversation with locals and other riders. A warm atmosphere of “everyone knows everyone,”

The smell of fresh bread draws you in—chloas, loaves of bread, sweet and delicious pastries. Perfect for breakfast before heading out or filling a bag of snacks for the road. The service is cordial, the atmosphere is homey, and a small cafe on the side rounds out the corner. You leave full and satisfied.

A “wow” lookout point for the Ramon Crater—you almost feel like you’re in the air. Stop, look far away, and realize how great this silence is. Two or three photos, a sip of water, and a deep breath that refreshes your head. Easy, accessible, and really worth it.

Fun trails that add flow to the journey: flowing sections, open views, and little surprises along the way. An experience that leaves you wanting more.

An impressive Nabatean city on the Spice Route—arches, ancient churches, and wide viewpoints. A short tour of the site puts things into perspective and tells a story of desert trade. There are marked, comfortable trails, and it is recommended to bring a hat and water. You will leave with beautiful photos and the feeling of “we touched history.”

Familiar coffee, fresh sandwiches, restrooms, and phone charging. Perfect place to get organized quickly and continue efficiently. If the group is hungry—a quick order and everyone is organized. Saves time and provides pleasant fuel for the rest of the day's riding.

A quiet and easy-to-stop lookout, with a wide horizon and a desert landscape that opens up like a map. The light here is most beautiful in the morning and at dusk, and photography comes out almost by itself.

A quiet and relaxing viewpoint, with a wide horizon that instantly calms your mind. Stop, sip water, and look at the waves of rock and the channels that spread out below. If there is a light breeze—it works magic here. It is worth a few minutes of sitting quietly and taking a beautiful souvenir photo.

A small leap into the world of ancient signs on the rock—figures, animals, and stories carved by hand hundreds of years ago. A short walk, a curious look, and a picture without touching of course. A moment that connects nature, people, and time. Returning to the trail with another layer of interest in the journey.

A flowing trail with fun sections that feel “just right.” There are places to pick up the pace and places to let the bike do the work for you. You end up wanting more.

A desert heart with a great stop for riders: water, food, shade, and a relaxed kibbutznik atmosphere. You can wander around a bit among the lawns and buildings, feel the slow pace of the place and take a deep breath. A good spot to regroup before continuing your ride.

Simple and delicious cuisine that serves generous plates and good coffee. Perfect for a slightly longer stop—to slow down, recharge your batteries, and talk for a moment about what's next. The service is cordial, the food is comforting, and you leave with a smile and a clean plate.

A short stop with a view that effortlessly says “wow.” The rock layers and colors tell a story that doesn’t need explaining—just look. A perfect place for a coffee from the gas stove and a group photo you’ll want to frame.

A wide channel that becomes increasingly narrow and sometimes even a small backwater in the right season, and at the end a fast and maddening flight towards Yeruham.

In the fall months (usually around November) the stream is covered in an exciting yellow bloom. It happens all at once and for a short time—whoever catches it, wins. Stop, take pictures, and fill up on good color for the road.

A true oasis: water, shade and cycling trails all around.

A local bakery with a wonderful smell of fresh bread and pastries that make you smile even before you take a bite. Coffee on the side, a bag for the road—and the next hour seems completely different. A small stop that boosts morale in a big way.

אוכל טעים בגישה פשוטה ונדיבה—בדיוק מה שרוכבים צריכים. מנות משביעות, שירות זריז, ויש תמיד אופציה “לקחת לדרך”. יוצאים שבעים ומרוצים, מוכנים לקטע הבא.

A pleasant desert city for a quick urban stop: food, groceries, cafes, and basic supplies if needed. Good people, fair prices, and everything is accessible. An efficient stop that sets you up to continue on your route with a clear head.

A cozy restaurant with delicious, accessible food—a great place to stop for fuel in the middle of a day of riding. Generous portions, warm service, and there's always something to suit everyone. Sit in the air conditioning for a moment, recharge your batteries, and continue relaxed and full.

A beautiful gorge with a classic desert atmosphere, near the remains of a Nabatean city (for those who want to delve deeper into history as well). A short ride in the stream is enough to feel the peace and the changing colors of the rock. A great spot for a relaxing stop in the middle of the day.

A high city with a good spirit and services for every need of riders: food, water, cafes and grocery stores. The streets are relatively quiet and pleasant to walk around for a few minutes before returning to the terrain. A short stop that restores order and energy.

A long-standing establishment with a fun atmosphere and food that makes you happy. A varied menu, large portions, and quick service—just what you need when you arrive hungry. You leave with a smile and a feeling of “so much fun we stopped by.”

A trail with excellent flow and open views towards the Dead Sea. The lines invite a pace, and there are short stopping points to breathe and look into the distance.

A well-maintained desert inn that feels like an island of peace: shade, hot tea, a shower if needed, and smiling people. Perfect for a well-organized stopover or a comfortable overnight stay in the middle of the journey. You leave organized and relaxed.

A quiet observation with a wide horizon and a feeling of “larger than life.” Two minutes to close your eyes, take a deep breath, and understand why you love the desert. Take pictures, smile, and continue.

A powerful encounter between nature and history: a mighty cliff, great stories, and a moment of contemplation. Even if you just stop for a moment at the bottom—the atmosphere does its thing. A place that reminds you of how deeply this trail is connected to time.

A short stop with a view of a beautiful channel that leads to the Dead Sea. Beautiful photos especially in the soft hours of the day. We wash our eyes and continue with an open mind.

A surprising and quiet corner in the desert, and sometimes clear water in the right season. A short walk brings you to a moment of true refreshment. A pleasant rest before the wheels start working again.

Remains of an ancient city next to a small dam that creates a seasonal reservoir. A pleasant combination of history and nature on the route. A smart stop for a snack, water and at least one picture.

A rare perspective on the salt factories and colorful pools. We stop to look up, understand the scale, and photograph the blue-turquoise stripes. Back on the trail with an interesting story to share in the evening.

Nahal Peretzim is one of the easiest and most pleasant places to bike in the Dead Sea region: a narrow gorge with white limestone walls, a hard riding surface most of the year, and a desert silence that immediately envelops you.

Leave your bike in a safe spot in Nahal Peretzim, walk to the entrance, and immediately enter a cool, quiet, and insanely photogenic tunnel.

A small, quiet water corner that provides a moment of refreshment in the middle of the desert dryness. Sit in the shade, wet your hat, nibble on something good and let your eyes rest on the greenery around you. If you're looking for a gentle, calm moment—this is the place. Perfect for gathering strength before another section of riding.

A small town with a big heart: a grocery store, a simple and good coffee, and always someone nice to say, “Where are you going next?” A pleasant stop to fill up on water, buy snacks, and chat with the locals. You leave here with a smile, a sense of community, and full batteries.

A small town with a big heart: a grocery store, a simple and good coffee, and always someone nice to say, “Where are you going next?” A pleasant stop to fill up on water, buy snacks, and chat with the locals. You leave here with a smile, a sense of community, and full batteries.

A short and impressive trail that runs through a narrow, white limestone canyon—you feel like you’re entering a natural film set. It’s a trail that brings a big “wow” with it.

An easy-to-access vantage point with a wide horizon that connects sea, desert, and green farmland. A ten-minute stop is enough for a coffee, a few photos, and a deep breath to clear your head. Just get there, just enjoy—and it's especially worth it in the morning or before sunset.

A convenient southern center for riders: restrooms, cold water, coffee and snacks, and sometimes a local stall/restaurant is open. This is a great place to get organized—to stretch your muscles, organize your gear, and figure out where you're going next. If you need something small for the route—you'll usually find a solution here.