The cache is located west of Pardes Hanna and west of the railroad tracks.
Remez Junction is a railway junction connecting the coastal railway (Haifa-Tel Aviv) and the eastern railway (Lod-Hadera East).
Despite the existing bridge connection for trains coming from the north and over the tracks towards the eastern line, trains do not currently pass through it and the line is actually inactive.
The junction is named after David Remez, the Minister of Transportation who served during the planning and construction of the project.
The junction has a history dating back to the British era and the establishment of the State of Israel until the construction of the eastern line about a decade ago.
You can read more on the wiki page about Remez Junction: https://he.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D7%A6%D7%95%D7%9E%D7%AA_%D7%A8%D7%9E%D7%96
To reach the cache, you must go down Zion Street west, first on a paved road to the abandoned building, then continue on a dirt road that is easy for any vehicle to drive slowly.
After parking, you must go down to the canal and from there through a tunnel under the tracks to the cache. You need strength with your hands to get up and down, or two people to come.
There is no fence preventing passage and it appears that there is movement of people there. Do not cross on rainy days due to danger.
The cache is located not far from the main trail And you can see the tracks and the bridge from it.
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