We really enjoyed there. 5-10 walking from the parking to the cave. Amazing view. We hired Etgarim service for the snapping which was awesome.

Keshet Cave is absolutely a must-see whether you are an Israeli or a tourist. Admission is free 24/7, with plenty of parking and many picnic tables. The only downside is the stationary public restrooms which are permanently closed. The only option is to use stinky plastic booths. Otherwise, a great place to experience!

One of my favorite places when traveling with people who need accessibility (e.g. my father in law). Beautiful view. Not crowded. Picnic tables. Small local foodtruck. 10-15 walk or wheel, and what a view.

A beautiful trip, the winding road 8993 leading to the peak is simply amazing, from the parking there is an accessible and easy road, it is recommended to arrive at dusk.

Beautiful location to reach by sunset, easy walk from the parking lot nearby.

A very interesting spot to go to if you have the time / happen to be near the area (i.e. visiting Rosh HaniKra). View when you reach the cave is amazing. From the parking, you have to walk approximately 10 minutes to reach the destination. Signs are very clear and easy to follow. The 8997 route to this view also provides good photo opportunities, providing a top down view of the surrounding landscape

Great view! The way to the cave is very easy. 5-10 minutes.

A wonderful view point to come with friends and family. A great walk. There is a nice trail leading to the cave, accessable for strollers and wheelchairs.

Clean and calm park. We visited there in a middle of a week and enjoyed it very much. Make sure i get there on not windy weather since its located on top of the mountain. Has plenty of tables to sit and eat enjoying the nature The site has memorials with a little story tellers stones - explaining the history of this mountain.

Really beautiful site. A must see if you're in the western galil area.

Great view. There is park, where you can also buy pita druz

If you’re in the area, don’t skip this little gem. The parking lot is fairly close to the arch, maybe 10 minutes of walking. Coming in the right season (spring/early summer), you will still experience amazing blossom of wild flowers and native plants along the short trail. The cave itself is an amazing site, beautiful view of the mountains and theMediterranean sea. We also saw a family of rock hyrax. Beautiful. The missing star is for the unfortunate trash along the path.

Very well maintained national park. Paved walkways to the caves for easier access; pathways are graded so not too steep. Views of the surrounding countryside are amazing. The cave systems to view are a natural wonder to see. Fascinating history Not on the typical tourist map but it should be. Well worth the drive to see.