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Spend a full day on a four-seat RZR exploring Mount Lebanon’s lakes, viewpoints and cedar stands. Expect a mix of scenic cruising and action-packed off-road sections, guided support, helmets and bottled water included.
Spend a full day on a four-seat RZR exploring Mount Lebanon’s lakes, viewpoints and cedar stands. Expect a mix of scenic cruising and action-packed off-road sections, guided support, helmets and bottled water included.
A dust column rises behind the RZR as the convoy peels away from the base just after 10 a.m., mountain air cutting through the engine heat. Riders settle into four seats and immediate, tactile control — throttle, brake, terrain — while a guide on a separate ATV reads the route and watches the line ahead.
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Operated by Helmets On - Polaris Lebanon · Beirut, Beirut Governorate
A dust column rises behind the RZR as the convoy peels away from the base just after 10 a.m., mountain air cutting through the engine heat. Riders settle into four seats and immediate, tactile control — throttle, brake, terrain — while a guide on a separate ATV reads the route and watches the line ahead.
This full-day tour threads the Mount Lebanon landscape: limestone ridgelines, cedar groves that traders and Phoenicians once prized for shipbuilding, and karst-fed lakes and springs that punctuate the hills. Routes vary by season and group preference, reaching destinations such as Barouk and Laklouk lakes, the Cedars of God, Kornet el Sawda viewpoints, and the waterfalls around Tannourine. Trails mix 40% scenic cruising with 60% technical, action-packed singletrack and rocky switchbacks.
Culturally, riders pass villages where farming and shepherding remain visible; guides often point out traditional stone terraces and small roadside kiosks serving tea. Geology shows in exposed limestone benches and sudden drops, where the vehicle’s suspension earns its keep.
Practical details: departures are typically at 10 a.m., returning around 5 p.m.; duration is about 7 hours. Vehicles seat one driver + three passengers; a valid driving license is required and helmets, dust masks, bottled water, and a trained guide are included. Dress in long pants and over-the-ankle boots, bring eye protection and a warm layer for higher elevations. Lunch can be arranged at final stops but reserve ahead at popular restaurants. Expect dust, varied traction, and sections best suited to confident drivers — the guide will tailor pace and trails to weather and group skill.
moderate.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; drivers should be comfortable spending extended time seated and handling off-road terrain.
Yes — a valid driver’s licence from any country is required for drivers; passengers need no licence.
The RZR XP4 seats one driver and up to three passengers; pricing is per vehicle.
Passengers must be at least 6 years old; drivers must be at least 18 years old.
All sales are final per the operator; trips do not automatically cancel for bad weather, so confirm policies before booking.
The Mount Lebanon range has long been shaped by cedar forests that provided timber for ancient Phoenician ships; many sites passed through during rides reflect rural mountain livelihoods.
Stick to designated tracks, avoid idling engines near fragile cedar seedlings, pack out all trash, and follow guides’ instructions to limit erosion and disturbance.
Helmets On - Polaris Lebanon operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A dust column rises behind the RZR as the convoy peels away from the base just after 10 a.m., mountain air cutting through the engine heat. Riders settle into four seats and immediate, tactile control — throttle, brake, terrain — while a guide on a separate ATV reads the route and watches the line ahead.
A dust column rises behind the RZR as the convoy peels away from the base just after 10 a.m., mountain air cutting through the engine heat. Riders settle into four seats and immediate, tactile control — throttle, brake, terrain — while a guide on a separate ATV reads the route and watches the line ahead.
This full-day tour threads the Mount Lebanon landscape: limestone ridgelines, cedar groves that traders and Phoenicians once prized for shipbuilding, and karst-fed lakes and springs that punctuate the hills. Routes vary by season and group preference, reaching destinations such as Barouk and Laklouk lakes, the Cedars of God, Kornet el Sawda viewpoints, and the waterfalls around Tannourine. Trails mix 40% scenic cruising with 60% technical, action-packed singletrack and rocky switchbacks.
Culturally, riders pass villages where farming and shepherding remain visible; guides often point out traditional stone terraces and small roadside kiosks serving tea. Geology shows in exposed limestone benches and sudden drops, where the vehicle’s suspension earns its keep.
Practical details: departures are typically at 10 a.m., returning around 5 p.m.; duration is about 7 hours. Vehicles seat one driver + three passengers; a valid driving license is required and helmets, dust masks, bottled water, and a trained guide are included. Dress in long pants and over-the-ankle boots, bring eye protection and a warm layer for higher elevations. Lunch can be arranged at final stops but reserve ahead at popular restaurants. Expect dust, varied traction, and sections best suited to confident drivers — the guide will tailor pace and trails to weather and group skill.