Repelling in Hell (Gehennom)

Venture into the depths of Gei Ben Hinnom, a valley rich with powerful symbolism tied to the End of Days and the place of the child sacrifice by fire to the idol Molech. As you rappel down its cliffs and climb its towering rock faces, you are traversing a place once associated with dark sacrifices, where ancient people sought to appease false gods. Yet, today, this very valley stands as a symbol of transformation and redemption, a reminder of how even the most troubled places can be reborn. In the vision of the End of Days, Gei Ben Hinnom represents the hope that light will triumph over darkness, as prophecy foretells a world renewed. Feel the weight of history as you ascend, but know that your steps are part of a future filled with promise.

E-Bike Tour

Exploring Jerusalem on an e-bike feels like riding through time. You glide through the ancient streets of the Old City, where every corner has a story, and then roll into the charming Yemin Moshe with its iconic windmill and peaceful vibes. With the boost of an e-mountain bike, the climb up the Mount of Olives is a breeze, and the views? Absolutely breathtaking. It’s a journey where the ancient and the modern come together, letting you experience the city in a whole new way.

Temple Mount Sifting Project

In 1999 a new giant staircase was illegally dug into the Temple Mount, destroying tons of archeological remains. 400 truckloads of unsifted archeological debris spanning thousands of years from Judaism’s holiest mountain were dumped like garbage into the Kidron Valley. At this unique site we will get the chance to be amateur archeologists sifting through the debris of Har Habayit! In 15 years nearly ¾ of the debris has been sifted and sorted giving us a greater understanding of the Temple mount in Jerusalem. There are few things as meaningful as finding the remains of the Beit Hamikdash with your own hands.

Zip Line Over Gei Ben Hinnom – (weght restriction between 45 – 120kg)

Get ready for the ultimate adrenaline rush with the newest extreme attraction in Jerusalem! Stretching an impressive 731 meters, the country’s longest zip line is now open, offering a thrilling ride with spectacular views of the Old City. Soar through the skies and take in the breathtaking scenery like never before on this action-packed adventure. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or simply looking for a unique way to experience Jerusalem’s historic beauty, this zip line ride has it all.

Rope Bridge

Traverse the Jerusalem Suspension Bridge, the longest in Israel, spanning the historic Gei Ben Hinnom Valley. Suspended high above ancient graves, this breathtaking bridge offers an unparalleled view of a place once known as “hell” in Talmudic tradition, believed to be the gateway to the underworld. Yet today, this very valley has been transformed into a vibrant oasis—no longer a symbol of despair, but one of renewal and hope. Crossing the bridge feels like stepping from the past into the present, where Gehennom has been reclaimed as a modern day Garden of Eden.

Other Options Include 

• Pantry Packers
• Segways
• Tomb of Rachel, Samuel the Prophet, Shimon HaTzaddik
• Hike the Shvil HaMayanot through local springs
• Menachem Begin Museum
• Glassblowing, Chocolate Workshop, Scribal Workshop