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2021-06-19 Serjbal - Dibbiyyeh Loop

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Distancia
7,18 km
Desnivel positivo
367 m
Dificultad técnica
Fácil
Desnivel negativo
367 m
Altitud máxima
381 m
TrailRank 
61 5
Altitud mínima
153 m
Tipo de ruta
Circular
Tiempo
3 horas 19 minutos
Coordenadas
757
Fecha de subida
19 de junio de 2021
Fecha de realización
junio 2021
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cerca de Serjbâl, Mont-Liban (Lebanon)

Vista 1231 veces, descargada 49 veces

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Descripción del itinerario

A beautiful easy trail that could be trekked with family members as little as 4 years! (OK 6 years).
This trail is located in the Serjbal village in the Chouf district of Mount Lebanon. The trail started from the Serjbal Municipality Building. The trail starts on pavement/cement steep road for about 600+ meters then you dive into heaven! The minute you set foot on dirt path, you are in awe. The trail takes you down to the river bank where you walk by the side of thr rive until you reach the Fkhayti (Arabic word meaning a hole between two mountains). From Fkhayti, the trail leaves the river bank into a moderate uphill trail towards the St. Abda (mar Abda) church in Fkhayti. We took a tea break at the church and continued into the Fkhayti sector of Dibbiyyeh (there was a road that is actually carved of stones) and into Benwayti; this section of the road was in oak and pine forest and part on dirt road.
The trail then took a downhill turn to reach an area on the river called Tayyab (Duct mouth) Chaaya (Isaiah). A pond named after some Isaiah that drowned there years & years ago. The are is so beautiful that made the trail ending better than the beginning.

Puntos de interés

IconoWaypoint Altitud 302 m
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Dream Valley Bread & Breakfast

IconoRío Altitud 222 m
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Serjbal River Start

IconoIntersección Altitud 235 m

Go Left

IconoWaypoint Altitud 211 m
Foto deTayyab Jawzi Foto deTayyab Jawzi Foto deTayyab Jawzi

Tayyab Jawzi

The walnut water outlet. Named after a huge walnut tree located next to the river where villagers used to take their food and spend the day away from their homes.

IconoWaypoint Altitud 188 m
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Fadi Kazzi Spring

A spout made of bamboo stick coming out of the side of the hill right by the river bank. The sign says: Drinkable!

IconoPuente Altitud 178 m
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Samak (Fish) Bridge

If I were to guess, I would say this area was used for fresh water fishing.

IconoWaypoint Altitud 168 m
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Fkhayti

Fkhayti is an Arabi word meaning the hole. Here it means the hole between two mountains. The area is surrounded by two almost vertical rocky cliffs.

IconoWaypoint Altitud 156 m
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McSaab (Aal Saab) Watermill

This watermill belongs to the Saab clan (Elie Saab the international Haute Couture belongs to them) from the Fkhayti neighborhood of Dibbiyyeh. this mill is actually in a good shape going to a bad shape if the municipality/owners don't make any moves to preserve it!

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Mar (Saint) Abda Church

Mar Abda is a saint by the Syriac Orthodox Church. This church is named after him.

IconoIntersección Altitud 272 m

Go Left

IconoCascada Altitud 241 m
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Tayyab Isaiah

The water outlet and pond is named after Isaiah, a villager, who drowned there, years-yearts ago.

Comentarios  (3)

  • Foto de Mirdza Abele 1
    Mirdza Abele 1 1 may 2022

     

    He realizado esta ruta  verificado  Ver más

    Accurate

  • Marwa Bawab 20 jun 2022

    Is the trail clear and well marked even without the app?

  • Foto de zahi.ramadan
    zahi.ramadan 20 jun 2022

    Yes.
    Pay attention for the Nab3 El Sittat signs (you don't want to miss it); it is the highlight of the trail. Also, if you want to avoid the steep uphill pavement at the end, I recommend you use the last trail I did there starting from Shamaarine (do it in reverse); it is much easier.

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