Veteran hiker Shoshi Iluz recently explored a hidden, unmarked route in the Judean Desert, discovering a series of striking water holes in a remote side ravine she calls 'No-Name Canyon.' After recent flash floods, the pools were full of cold, clean water, offering moments of beauty and renewal amid the desert landscape. Iluz describes the hike as challenging and suitable only for experienced adventurers, emphasizing the need for careful navigation and preparation. Along the way, hikers encounter dramatic views of the Dead Sea, unique rock formations, and the magic of water flowing through the arid terrain, but must remain vigilant about safety and the risks of flash floods.