Jerusalem

An easy downhill ride from Yemin Moshe, overlooking the Old City, to Ein Lavan in the Refaim Valley. The route follows the old railway line (Park HaMesila) from First Station to Malcha. You may want to pack swimming shorts and a towel for a dip in the spring.

Bike ride from Rehavia (Jason's Tomb) to the Jerusalem Arena, where it connects with the Old Railway line. The route takes you along the Monastery of the Cross, and then alongside Rav Herzog Avenue.

Starting at the parking behind the King David Hotel, heading towards to Mount Herzl via Jaffa Road along the tram/light rail line, and back via Givat Ram, the Monastery of the Cross, and the old railway track (Park HaMesila), to Yemin Moshe and back to the viewpoint towards the Old City.

This route takes you from the viewpoint overlooking the Old City Walls behind the King David Hotel, across Rehavia (with Jason's tomb), past the Monastery of the Cross, towards the Jerusalem Arena and on, along Emek Refaim <

Starting from the King David Hotel / YMCA, this route heads to Jaffa Road, along the tram line, and beyond the central bus station heads down to Lifta and its natural spring.

The route starts in front of the King David Hotel (alternatively start at City Hall), following the tram line along Jaffa Road, to the ruins of the village of Lifta and its pool. The section down to Lifta follows a very steep footpath, and is not cyclable (except maybe by experienced offro