• April 3, 2022
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Joyce’s winter traverse was marked by harsh weather conditions that she weathered until the very last day, highlighting the beauty of the trail and Lebanese mountains in the winter. It...

• March 3, 2022
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Trees are fascinating living things, always a source of aspiration and wonder for us. Being perennial plants, which means they do not die at the end of the vegetation season,...

• February 22, 2022
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The Boukaat Loubnan Trail name is derived from the Old Testament giving the name to the Bekaa Valley. This trail is the first long distance trail across the mountains of...

• September 11, 2021
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The autumnal equinox—also called the September equinox or fall equinox—arrives on Thursday, September 22. This date marks the beginning of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. WHAT IS AN EQUINOX? The...

• July 11, 2021
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Notice from the Lebanese Mountain Community regarding the hiking accidents near rivers and waterfalls and the related preventive actions. Although hiking is one of the most pleasurable experiences, hiking during...

• May 15, 2021
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Discover the LMT and reconnect with Lebanon’s Nature during the LMT Spring Hike Baabda, Lebanon — As spring has finally sprung, with all the hope, new possibilities and adventures it brings,...

• March 9, 2021
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Whether it is skiing, snowboarding, or snowshoeing winter activities in Lebanon sure have their charm! All of these are incredibly enjoyable during winter season, but, have you ever considered building...

• February 15, 2021
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Cover image: Tima Deryan - Khumbu glacier. What is a glacier? Glaciers are made up of fallen snow that, over many years, compresses into large, thickened ice masses. Glaciers form...

• January 25, 2021
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Sorbus Torminalis Sorbus torminalis (L.) Crantz is the scientific name of the wild serviceberry or checker tree, locally known as “Ghbayra” or “Teffah el Hmar”. This tree is from the...

• December 12, 2020
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Prepared by: Wolfpack summits While as mountaineers we strongly believe in the ‘leave no trace’ policy, mountains themselves don’t abide by that rule and manage to always give us something...