Jesus Trail - Sections of The Trail

Sections of The Trail

The geography and distances involved naturally allow the Jesus Trail to be walked as a series of day-hikes for a total of four days, with each day's hike being between 13 to 19 km (8 to 12 mi) in length.

  • 1st Day: Nazareth to Cana via Sepphoris
  • 2nd Day: Cana to Kibbutz Lavi
  • 3rd Day: Kibbutz Lavi to Moshav Arbel
  • 4th Day: Moshav Arbel to Capernaum via Mount of Beatitudes

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