The Amal River traverses the length of the Gan Hashlosha (known as Sahne) National Park. Since its water is 28c/82fr during summer and winter, visitors can swim in the river year-round. Natural pools (later enlarged) collect the water of the river.There are good swimming places in the large pools above the falls. The riverbanks have well-tended lawns and a landscaped garden.
A water-powered flour mill was reconstructed and operates as tourist attraction. The mill's house hosts a collection of old agricultural implements. Next to the mill there is a rebuilt Madafe-an arched room where the local Arab residents traditionally entertained their guests. The park is very popular by the local population,hence,it can be a little crowded on weekends as people come for picnics.
Gan Hashlosha National Park is on Route 669 between Hashita junction and Beit She'an, about 15 minutes from Beit She'an.
Phone # 972-4-6586219
Open daily 8am-5pm (Apr-Sep) 8am-4pm (Oct-Mar)
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The Amal River traverses the length of the Gan Hashlosha (known as Sahne) National Park. Since its water is 28c/82fr during summer and winter, visitors can swim in the river year-round. Natural pools (later enlarged) collect the water of the river.There are good swimming places in the large pools above the falls. The riverbanks have well-tended lawns and a landscaped garden.