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A karstic limestone geosite above Jezzine at 1,150 m, with 360° views over eroded rock and old wheat terraces. Rich in wildlife — oak woodland, badgers, jackals and at least eight bat species.

The "Falaise de Blanche" (locally "Chalouf") — ~74 m limestone cliffs above Jezzine, crowned by the town's famous waterfall. Type locality of the "Jezzinian" stage and the only known source of Lebanese amber with biological inclusions.

A dramatic cliff at Azour sculpted by the Roum Fault, part of the Dead Sea Fault System. Active seismicity, two mountain chains around a central syncline, and habitat for endemic flora, wildcat, rock hyrax and eight bat species.

The troglodytic fort "Chqif Tayroun," carved into a cliff above the Jezzine Valley and layered with Jurassic–Cretaceous limestone. Home to Lebanon's largest rock hyrax population and a notable Indian crested porcupine presence.