محمية وادي القف

Very nice place

A really beautiful part of Palestine. It's right between Tarqumiyah and Hebron. There is a lot of nature to see, gorgeous forested areas where you can relax and you might even see the odd large wild animal, which is always great when you are with children.

A very nice place to go in weekend Also to take a great photo.

One of the most beautiful and largest nature reserves in Hebron, the municipality's main concern is its lack of attention. The Wadi al-Qaf Nature Reserve is located in the northwestern region of Hebron, approximately 6 km from the city. The area planted with forest trees, such as cypress and pine, covers approximately 2,000 dunams. It is a popular picnic spot for locals. Over an area of ​​approximately 2,500 dunams, it is one of the largest nature reserves in the West Bank, spread over a series of medium-altitude mountains and hills. This area has historically been known as Wadi al-Qaf.

Wadi al-Qaf, a reserve located 6 km northwest of Hebron, is considered the largest green space in the West Bank, extending over an area of ​​more than 4,600 dunums planted with forest trees such as cypress, Aleppo pine, oak, carob, and Palestinian terebinth. It constitutes a refuge for a large number of migratory and resident bird species.