Jebel Serj National Park was established in 2010 AD, and extends over an area of 1720 hectares of land and highlands decorated with beautiful and rare maple trees, Aleppo pine trees, scarlet oak, Galilee oak and Atlantic cypress, and is home to many animals such as jackals, fox, wild boar, mongoose, hedgehog, eucalyptus deer, wild rabbits, and others. It also hosts the towering Jebel Serj (1,357 meters above sea level), which offers great climbing opportunities and an unparalleled panoramic view.