Abu Rabah Mill

All information about Abu Rabah Mill. One of Yarkon's hidden gems is, in fact, an ancient flour mill that was renovated at the end of the 19th century by Sheikh Ibrahim Abu Rabah, after whom the mill is also named. In the ancient mill, built on the remains of the old mill "Tachunat el Vesta," about 12 pairs of millstones operated for grinding flour, powered by channeling water from the Yarkon River into the mill wheels. Abu Rabah Mill today. Visitors who come to the mill today may not get to see an operating mill, but they will be able to marvel at the beautiful appearance of the building that was restored and reconstructed in 2004. It is now a pilgrimage destination for hikers, thanks to its pastoral location, situated between eucalyptus trees and magical water vegetation. During your visit you can meet water birds nesting in the reserve and even jump in for a wet dip in the cool pool. From here you can also continue to the popular hidden waterfall, Leah House, and the pool of "nopharim" (waterlilies/flowers). How do you get there? Waze : Abu Rabah Mill.