2020-09-20 Laqlooq Aaqoora Loop
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Autor
Estadísticas de la ruta
- Distancia
- 12,81 km
- Desnivel positivo
- 683 m
- Dificultad técnica
- Moderado
- Desnivel negativo
- 683 m
- Altitud máxima
- 2.117 m
- TrailRank
- 46
- Altitud mínima
- 1.776 m
- Tipo de ruta
- Circular
- Tiempo
- 6 horas 37 minutos
- Coordenadas
- 1509
- Fecha de subida
- 20 de septiembre de 2020
- Fecha de realización
- septiembre 2020
cerca de El Bâred, Mont-Liban (Lebanon)
Vista 323 veces, descargada 7 veces
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Descripción del itinerario
The hiking expedition was made up of 10 seasoned hikers.
The hike started from Laqlooq and made its way next to Saydet El Qarn church and into the rocky cliffs facing the church. The trail is well marked trail among the rock-hanging cliffs overlooking the Laqlooq ponds and the sleepy towns of mount Lebanon. We climbed and descended many hills until we reached the newly renovated Aaqoora cross overlooking the town. We took a brief break at the cross then we took a left turn towards the highlands inland where there is nothing but snow beaten rocks with many grooves formations that is so beautiful to look at. The trail took us to a nice rock and Turkish oak oasis where we had our lunch and a short break. After the break we continued our hike back passing by the rocks of "lovers tiff" (Two rocks resembling two angry lovers turning their back against each other" and more rock formations, The last leg on our trip was Saydet Al Qarn church and its stairs reach the horn (highest point of the church's hill) and back to our cars.
A great breezy weather (low twenties) and clear skies made it a perfect day.
Puntos de interés
Waypoint
1.923 m
Aaqoora Cross
Every town in this region like to display their relgious affilation by erecting a cross over their town. Aaqora is not the exception.
Waypoint
1.867 m
Lovers Tiff
Two rocks resembling lovers having a tiff with their arms crossed and turning their backs to each other. Relationships are hard even among rocks :)
Waypoint
1.783 m
Rock Oasis
It was amazing to see this rock oasis with Turkish oaks growing among them. It was a great place to have lunch in the shade. Hadrian writings is found in this place. Hadrian, the Roman emperor, placed rock billboard warning citizens from cutting five different kinds of trees from Lebanese forests. Turkish oak was one.
Waypoint
1.801 m
Natural Water Spring
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