KKL-JNF has put off-road biking on Israel's map and is the first organization in the world to have drawn up a national master plan for cycling trails. To date, KKL-JNF has created ~1,300 km of bike trails in its forests and open spaces that crisscross the width and breadth of the country and another ~234 km in urban areas, connecting neighborhoods and localities to forests and promoting the use of bicycles as an alternative mode of transportation.

This topic implements the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):

Shokda Forest, 2015, (photo, David Grunshpan)

Jim Spatz cycling trail in Tel Aviv, 2015, (photo, Roni Schutzer)

Hadid Single Track, 2015, (photo, Yossi Zeliger)

Thanks to KKL-JNF, cycling in Israel has taken off!

A Healthy and Environmentally Friendly Sport!

KKL-JNF continues to create cycling trails in forests and open spaces, crisscrossing the length and breadth of Israel.

KKL-JNF's cycling trails are constructed according to safety and environmental regulations and away from motor vehicles.

Every cycling trail opens up new possibilities and invites new riders to discover new landscapes and enjoy the experience of cycling!

KKL-JNF is presently planning the creation of accessible trails for differently abled riders.

KKL-JNF has a website dedicated to all aspects of cycling, used by riders throughout the country.