2020-03-01 Maaser to Jdeidet Ech Chouf
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Estadísticas de la ruta
- Distancia
- 15,12 km
- Desnivel positivo
- 251 m
- Dificultade técnica
- Fácil
- Desnivel negativo
- 566 m
- Altitud máxima
- 1.058 m
- TrailRank
- 48
- Altitud mínima
- 728 m
- Trail type
- Solo ida
- Tempo
- 5 horas 22 minutos
- Coordenadas
- 1439
- Fecha de subida
- 1 de marzo de 2020
- Fecha de realización
- marzo 2020
preto de Māâsser ech Choûf, Mont-Liban (Lebanon)
Vista 609 veces, descargada 12 veces
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Descripción del itinerario
The weather was damp and rainy in the morning and turned into just damp in the afternoon.
The temperature was around 12 degrees Celsius.
The trail started from the beginning of the Maaser Ech Chouf town (elevation 1300) and made its way through dirt roads, pavement, Barouk river bank, and water canals passing through the towns of Botme, Batloun, and Mokhtara.
The trail passed through the Mel Valley (Wadi el Mel), Botme Forest (Hersh Botmeh) where an old oak tree called Fernaya Tree (Shajret Fornayya) is located (see waypoint); the trail then passed by the Valley of Batloun (Wadi Batloun), Barouk river until we reached the El Jdeideh Bridge (900 meter ASL) where the hike ended.
The scenery was beautiful with the greenery of the spring in full bloom and the melting snow feeding the brooks and waterfalls that feed the Barouk river that made it a worthwhile trail.
The trail was very easy; I would rank it a 3/10. the ascent/descent was insignificant.
LAT to Wadi Batloun
The temperature was around 12 degrees Celsius.
The trail started from the beginning of the Maaser Ech Chouf town (elevation 1300) and made its way through dirt roads, pavement, Barouk river bank, and water canals passing through the towns of Botme, Batloun, and Mokhtara.
The trail passed through the Mel Valley (Wadi el Mel), Botme Forest (Hersh Botmeh) where an old oak tree called Fernaya Tree (Shajret Fornayya) is located (see waypoint); the trail then passed by the Valley of Batloun (Wadi Batloun), Barouk river until we reached the El Jdeideh Bridge (900 meter ASL) where the hike ended.
The scenery was beautiful with the greenery of the spring in full bloom and the melting snow feeding the brooks and waterfalls that feed the Barouk river that made it a worthwhile trail.
The trail was very easy; I would rank it a 3/10. the ascent/descent was insignificant.
LAT to Wadi Batloun
Puntos de interese
Waypoint
983 m
Hyena's Cave
It is believed that this cave was used by Hyenas when they roamed this part of the world!
Waypoint
1.048 m
Botme Town Limits
Waypoint
986 m
Go Right
Waypoint
1.040 m
Fernaya Oak Tree
This old oak tree is believed, by locals, to have healing powers. Pilgrims from this area come here, with their wishes, to pray and leave a piece of clothes tied to its branches.
Waypoint
984 m
Batloun Town Limit
Waypoint
957 m
Farmers Rennovated Homes
some of the old houses that are built from stones are being renovated as part of a renaissance and nostalgia to go back to the roots.
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