Nahal Parsa in the southern Dead Sea area, a desert stream whose lower gorge has a rappelling route, including night rappels by moonlight.
Information as of 12 Oct 2026
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- Rope needed
- 110 m
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Nahal Parsa is a desert stream at the southern end of the Dead Sea. The section documented in the catalog is Lower Nahal Parsa, a side gorge that joins the stream and has long rappels, which operators sometimes run at night by moonlight.
As with every stream in the area, flash flood risk is high, so check the forecast for the area and upstream before every trip.
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- wikidata.orgLicense: CC BY-SA 4.0 (text), CC0 (Wikidata)
- sharloetgarim.co.il
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