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Meitzad Zohar

Meitzad Zohar is a small fortress on the edge of the Judean Desert, built to guard the ancient road climbing from the Dead Sea up to the Hebron hills. Discussed here as part of a day around Mount Sedom and the southern Dead Sea basin.

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Layers of sedimentary rock in Nachal Peratzim
South · Judean Desert

Mount Sedom

Our third trip on the guiding course took us back to the Dead Sea region: the Meitzad Zohar viewpoint, the badlands of Nachal Peratzim, a hike across the salt mountain of Mount Sedom and a final stop at the Dead Sea factories.

Nov 2012 · 5 minute read
View from Meitzad Zohar Viewpoint View over Nachal Peratzim and the Amiaz Plane Badlands Layers of sedimentary rock in Nachal Peratzim View over the Dead Sea evaporation pools toward the mountains of Moab and Edom, from Mount Sedom. Inside the cavern in the Sedom Cave Monument to the workers of the Dead Sea Factories
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