Splitboarding in Lebanon: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You

Home to the Temple of Bacchus, birthplace of acclaimed poet Khalil Gibran, coasted by the Mediterranean and embraced by mountains that in winter are a haven of snow, Lebanon is a country of wonders no matter what slope you admire it from. It is also a new secret favorite for winter sports, with its six ski resorts and amazing off-piste options that allow for tree runs amongst cedars and splitboarding on virgin powder snow that whispers like a secret to those that know where to find it. Never mind the food, the coffee, the hospitality. With so much to discover, going with a local certified guide is a great way to access all those places you know are there but don’t know where, and to arrange logistics while ensuring safety. Don’t miss your chance to discover this splitboarding dream land in the Middle East!

Amazing remote winter sport haven

Lebanon is progressively becoming more popular as a winter sport haven. Boasting six ski resorts with a variety of terrain for skiing, splitboarding and snowboarding, plus offering great remote off-piste options, Lebanon is a perfect destination for winter sport enthusiasts!

Accessible ski resorts near Beirut

Ski resorts in Lebanon are just an hour drive away from Beirut, but also have nearby local towns to stay in and discover. This accessibility makes this splitboarding destination a great place to enjoy city life, snowy mountains and wilderness, and remote towns, without having to travel great distances.

Stunning history and culture

Lebanon is a country rich in history and culture. On time off from the mountains, you can enjoy visiting mosques, museums, the home of poet Khalil Gibran, the famous Cedars of God forest and the RomanTemple of Bacchus, amongst other stunning landmarks!

The Lebanese climate is Mediterranean with long, hot, dry summers and short, cool, wet winters. In the Mount Lebanon range, it has Alpine climate with snow and sub-zero temperatures in the winter, and lovely waterfalls in the spring.

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The best option is to fly in to Beirut from the UK as border issues make it difficult to drive into Lebanon. You can also get in by boat. Additionally, keep in mind that you will need to check visa requirements, and that if your passport has an entry or exit stamp from Israel you may not be allowed to enter the country.

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The ski season in Lebanon runs from November to April.