In the Negev Desert in southern Israel, you can find the “Israeli Grand Canyon.” Although it is called a crater, it is actually an “erosion cirque,” caused by glaciers. Regardless of how it was formed, it offers breathtaking views, extending as far as the eye can see. You can explore many different areas of the crater, but there is also a visitor center located in the town of Mitzpe Ramon with unrestricted (and slightly daunting!) observation points.