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Faqra
4 lifts and wide-open slopes in one of the world's first private ski clubs. Facilities in the club are offered by a first class hotel, l'Auberge de Faqra, offering a heated swimming pool, squash, sauna, 3 tennis courts and a fitness club.
Faraya - Mzaar
A village below the actual slopes in Ouyoune El Simane-Kfardebian; however the whole area is better known as Faraya-Mzaar or simply Faraya. Starting at 1850m, you may reach the 2465m top of Mzaar and enjoy the breathtaking view over the colorful Bekaa valley, Mount Hermon of the Anti-Lebanon and other peaks like Laqlouq and the Cedars.
Laqlouq
An intermediate ski resort situated on a plateau at an altitude between 1750m and 2000m, and encircled by jagged ridges and terraces bearing thousands of trees.
Qanat Bakish
The old village of Qanat Bakish is worth visiting as it is one of the best preserved towns in Lebanon. Its ski resort is well known for the quality of its snow and it is visited by skiers of all levels who enjoy the non-crowded slopes.
Skiing and Snowboarding in Lebanon
Your Skiing and Snowboarding in Lebanon reference. Skileb.com is the web-based official guide and source for winter sports and mountain activities in Lebanon. It consists of an index allocating resources in all ski resorts, in addition to articles, ski news, on-line contests, e-newsletters, and the most competitive ski trips.
The Cedars
The Cedars are the ancient trees forming a forest in the heart of the village and a cedar tree is also found on the Lebanese flag. Since located at high altitude (2000m), the 8 runs Cedars resort has a slightly longer season than the others, sometimes beginning early November and often lasting until late April.
Zaarour
The closest resort to Beirut city and one of the smallest ones in Lebanon, but yet offering all kinds of winter fun. Cleared of almost all rocks, the slopes are north-facing to offer a good quality of snow and a panoramic view on the famous Valley of Skulls.