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Our hike was prepared with the help of local residents, in cooperation with the parish authorities at St. Antoine de Padoue. The latter is a very old convent and a lovely wedding venue.

During our hike, we saw a great number of lovely traditional Lebanese houses, and pass by an old Lebanese eatery, Halim’s Restaurant, that is unfortunately closed today. We also enjoyed the sight of huge bicentennial oak trees. Our first stop was at ancient Phoenician and Roman olive presses, carved in the rock and sited in the shade of an ancient oak tree dating back to more than 600 years ago.