Hurvat Hanut (Hanut Ruins) is located in the Jerusalem Hills, not far from Moshav Mata. The park has many camping sites and hiking trails.
On the site: Picnic tables, some wheelchair-accessible, drinking water, campfire circles, remains of a Byzantine-period monastery featuring an incredible mosaic floor, an impressive water pool, and a large wine press. According to local folklore, a large cairn is believed to be Goliath's grave.
Nearby sites: A hiking trail to Ein Mata and Ein Tanur, Caesar Trail - an easy trail descending the hill, and a section of the Israel National Trail that descends to the Netiv HaLamed Heh Kibbutz and Tell Azeka.
Location: Hurvat Hanut is located north of the Elah Valley-Tzur Hadassah Junction Road (Route 375), next to the 11th km marker Waze: Hurvat Hanut (חורבת חנות).
Maximum capcacity: 500 visitors
Group registration: Ben Itzhak 02-9969228
Phone: Ben Yitzhak, 02-9969228