Wadi al-Qaf is located six kilometers northwest of Hebron, and is considered the largest natural reserve in the West Bank. Its beauty and roughness go back hundreds of years, as the area preserved its green spaces despite the fact that no new trees were planted since the Ottoman era. The area of the valley is 4,600 dunams of state land, and the cultivated area is about 2,800 dunums, and includes different types of trees, including pine, cedar, oak, hawthorn, and others.