Shouf biosphere Reserve /Ain Zhalta-Bmohrai Forest — Attraction in Bmahray

Al-Shouf Cedar Reserve

The largest of Lebanon nature reserves, Al-Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve stretches from Dahr Al-Baidar in the north to Niha Mountain in the south. blanketed with oak forests on its northeastern slopes and juniper and oak forests on its southeastern slopes the reserves most famous attractions are its three magnificent cedar forests of Maasser Al-Shouf , Barouk and Ain Zhalta – Bmohary . These Cedar forests account for a quarter of the remaining cedar forest in Lebanon , and some tress are estimated to be 2,000 years old. The size of the reserve makes it a good location for the conservation of medium size mammals such as the wolf and the Lebanese jungle cat, as well as various species of mountain and plants. The Al-Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve is a popular destination for hiking and trekking, with trails matching all levels of fitness. Bird watching, mountain biking and snow shoeing are also popular. From the summit of the rugged mountains, visitors will have a panoramic view of the countryside, eastward to the Beqaa Valley and Qaraoun Lake, and westward toward the...

Shouf Biosphere Reserve is a beautiful and unique place to visit in Lebanon. It's full of natural beauty with green forests and amazing mountain views. One of the most special things about this place are the old cedar trees.

There are many fun things to do at the reserve, like hiking, bird watching, and just enjoying the scenery. The staff are really friendly and helpful, and they love answering questions about the reserve and the plants and animals that live there.

If you're interested in nature and want to see some of the best natural beauty in Lebanon, then you should definitely visit the Shouf Biosphere Reserve. It's a great place to spend a day, and you'll be...

I absolutely enjoyed my time here! The trail is beautiful and the reserve is HUGE and well maintained. Beautiful nature and beautiful biosphere. It is clean and family friendly. It’s the perfect outdoor plan to stay active and explore nature or going for an adventure. I was shocked to learn that the reserve is so big and that it consists of 5% of the total of Lebanon’s lands. The staff there are very friendly and I was happy to notice that there are several trails to be taken inside the nature or even through the pavement road if you are going with someone who can’t walk between the plants. I recommend this...