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Hiking Tours Lebanon Skip to content Welcome Sightseeing Batroun Nourriye Byblos Sightseeing Shouf Bekaa Sightseeing Tour Northern Lebanese Mountains Sightseeing Hiking 1 Day Tours Qadisha Valley (Medium Hike 10km) The Roman Koura (Difficult Hike 20km) Beiteddine Deir-el-Qamar (Easy Hike 7km) 2 Days Tours Qadisha-Tanourine (Medium Hikes 10km + 10km) Gallery Photos Videos Rise whilom Lebanon The White Face of Lebanon Balaa Sinkhole Jeita Grotto Chouf FAQWell-nighus Hiking Cultural Hiking Snow-Shoe Ski & Snowboard City Escapes Hiking Tours adventur.one offers an outstanding, customized, personalized, quality hikes in Lebanon. All our tours are led by multilingual tour guides; our guides speak English, French, and Arabic. German and Spanish is moreover available. adventure.one groups are between 3 and 5 people per tour; we typesetting individuals, couples, families, groups, and corporations. Our tour guides tailor the day to meet your needs, fitness level, and expectations. Soaking in scenic Lebanese landscape and coming wideness local Lebanese villagers and mountaineers are some of the perks you come wideness on your way. Tannourine The landscape and elevation of the historic valley of Ain-Al-Raha is platonic for cedars trees. The Tannourine cedar forest contains some 60,000 plus trees, making it the largest cedar forest reserve in Lebanon. The Tannourine cedar reserve is moreover home to cold-loving trees like: Cypressus, Pinus, Abies, Populus and others; the reserve is a very rich ecosystem in planter species. Animal life is, also, well-healed at the Tannourine reserve. The forest is inhabited by eagles, owls, robins, hyenas, boars, squirrels, snakes, and bats among others. The Tannourine region has many hiking trails that varies in effort level but are worldwide in their scenic scenery and landscape. Landscape: Cedar forest reserve, upland deserts, scenic views Best time for hiking: March to December Jabal (Mount) Wardiyet The Jabal Wardiyet (Mountain of flowers) peaks at slightly less than 2000 m over the village of Ehmej in the Laqlouq region. The mountain consists mostly of lapiaz limestone formation; the insemination makes this mountain a real maze of rock, cracks, caves and gulfs. The waddle insemination reminds one of a phantasmagoric universe; it is a real playground for waddle lovers. Mount Wardiyet is fairly a treat and a rencontre to access. Levels: Medium to difficult, from 8km to 12km Landscape:Uplanddesert, lapiaz limestone formations, scenic view over all Northern Lebanon. Best time: May to December Laqlouq Dragon's At well-nigh 60 km from Beirut, Laqlouq is still an undiscovered very genuine place. Located between the mount "Namroud" (Arabic for rebellious), the valley of Qartaba, the valley of Tannourine, and the Jurd (Arabic for waterless land), Laqlouq offers a very wide geological variety. One of our favorite regions in Laqlouq is "the Dragon", located in the "Jurd", an upland desert at well-nigh 2000m whilom sea level. Why do we undeniability it the "Dragon"? Well, come and see it yourself. Landscape: Jurd, scenic views over all Northern Lebanon and Mediterranean Best time: May to December Jabal (Mount) Moussa Reserve Jabal Moussa Biosphere Reserve is a nature reserve located in the Keserwan District of Lebanon. It lies on the shoulders of the western slopes of Mount Lebanon and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea to the West. The Jabal Moussa reserve covers an zone of 6500 hectares with altitudes ranging from ranging from 350 meters at the North-West to 1,700 meters at the South-East. Jabal Moussa reserve is an uncommonly rich in biodiversity; it is home to increasingly than 724 flora species, 25 mammal species, and increasingly than 137 migratory and soaring bird species. Jabal Moussa was designated a Globally Important BirdZonein 2009. Jabal Moussa is moreover rich in cultural heritage; it is a true portrait of interdependence of Man and Nature throughout history. In Jabal Moussa, you will come wideness various spiritual and historical sites dating when from the Phoenician, Roman, and Ottoman Periods. Also, you will come wideness mills and factories used in the silk industry during the 17th and 18th centuries in Lebanon. Levels: Easy to difficult, from 12 km to 18 km Landscape: Oak and maple forest, impressive lapiaz limestone formations, scenic view over all Northern Lebanon. Best time: All over the year Share this page Share List Contact us Subject: e-mail*: Message: Lebanon's Rooftop Lebanon's Rooftop Qornit Sawda (The Black Peak 3088m) is the highest peak in Lebanon; hence the name: Lebanon’s Rooftop. The zone is an impressive upper upland desert landscape and relatively difficult to access. On the way to Qornit Sawda, you come wideness a dozen peaks reaching over 3000 m whilom sea level. Snow, in Qornit Sawda, is a main full-length all year around. The main hike takes is 19 km long, but can be extended per clients’ request Levels: Difficult, 19 km or increasingly for the unconfined outdoor lovers Landscape:Uplanddesert, scenic views over the Bekaa Valley Best time: May to October Horch Ehden Horsh Ehden is a Nature Reserve located in North Lebanon; it contains a particularly diverse and trappy remnants of a forest of the cedar of Lebanon, making the reserve a very important part of the country’s cultural and natural heritage. The reserve's trappy valleys and gorges, with their wild orchids, brightly colored salamanders, mushrooms, and other flora and fauna, are sure to soothe plane the most harried visitor. Levels: Easy to difficult, from 8 km to 18 km Landscapes: Cedar, oak and maple forest, upland desert, scenic views of Tripoli and the Mediterranean. Best time: From May to November Lake Shabrouh The Faraya-Shabrouh Dam is located whilom the village of Faraya Lebanon, 40 kilometers northeast of Beirut. The dam is located in rural Lebanon and is surrounded by farmland. Agricultural lands stretch far unelevated the Faraya-Shabrouh dam and the water is used from the reservoir to water the farmlands during the summer months and to provide drinking water to thousands of people in the surrounding villages. The zone has many trails virtually the lake. Levels: Easy to difficult, from 8 km to 25 km Landscape:Uplanddesert, rocky formations, scenic view of the Nahr Ibrahim Valley, and of undertow the lake Best time: From May to November Shouf Biosphere The Shouf Cedar Forest Reserve is a nature reserve in the Shouf District of Lebanon. It is located on the slopes of Barouk mountain and has an zone of 550 square km (approximately 210 square miles), nearly 5.3% of the Lebanese territory. The reserve contains the cedar forests of Barouk, Maaser el Shouf, and Ain Zhalta-Bmohray. It is an Important BirdZone(IBA) and Eco-tourism area. It hosts 32 species of wild mammals, 200 species of birds, and 500 species of plants. The reserve has several tracks crisscrossing it ranging from easy to difficult. Landscape: Cedar forest, upland deserts, scenic view over the Bekaa Valley Best time: March to December Subscribe to our Newsletter Your e-mail: Private Tours FAQWell-nighus Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Sydney by aThemes.