The reservoirs absorb the floodwater flowing into the stream and purified sewage from the Dan Region. The reservoirs, which have a capacity of 7 million cubic meters, irrigate about 10,000 dunams of orchards planted alongside the ANZAC Trail. The reservoirs were built by KKL-JNF with the support of JNF Australia, and in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and the Besor Shikma Drainage Authority.
The ANZAC signs at the Reservoir Observatory discuss the supply of water to the British forces, who created a 40 km front line in Nahal Besor.
From here the route is short to the southern end of Derech Habesor, near Kibbutz Tze'elim.
Naturally, you must stop at the suspension bridge over the stream, the longest in Israel, in order to enjoy the experience to its fullest.