Eilat Mountains

The Eilat Mountains are a rugged range located in southern Israel near the Red Sea. They form part of the Negev Desert and feature striking peaks, deep valleys, and diverse geological formations. These mountains are shaped by tectonic activity and erosion over millions of years, creating a landscape rich in limestone, sandstone, and volcanic rock. The area is notable for its unique desert ecosystem, attracting hikers, geologists, and tourists interested in its natural beauty and geological significance. The Eilat Mountains also contribute to the region’s climate, influencing local weather patterns and supporting diverse flora and fauna.