The pilgrimage way to Jerusalem is a footpath for people of all nations, a golden thread embroidered in the braid of trails leading to Jerusalem.
This trail, engraved  in the human consciousness since ages past, need not be invented, it need only be recovered underneath a sparse layer of the dust of ages.
The trail ascends from the Port of Jaffa to ancient Jerusalem and passes through mythological regions, sanctified sites and landscapes which are in danger of mutilation.
Planned along the way are activities aimed at bringing different cultures together, site preservation and the cultivation of sustainable environment.

Hikers and pilgrims will proceed on foot or be transported by carts and will travel along an exciting and meaningful course winding along a landscape which will be rejuvenated, clean and glowing with the values of man and nature.
With their footsteps, the new pilgrims will mark a way to peace, peace among nations, peace with the environment and peace between a person and himself.

During the past seven years, popular hikes along the pilgrimage way have been conducted, inspired by the feasts of celebration of different religions.
To date, twenty five journeys have taken course during the Hebrew feasts of Passover, Pentecost and Tabernacle, and one journey on the threshold of the third millennium.
The journeys were conducted on a voluntary basis by the Pathway Circle, a popular organization for renewing the tradition of the pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

The planning of the route is carried out by the Israel Government Tourist Corporation, through the initiative of the Tav Group.