Go Up Climbing Club

Tannourine El Tahta is the biggest crag in Lebanon. let's Go Up there on Sunday the 22nd of September 2019.

- Levels: Easy to advanced

-Time:
• Gathering point:
- Saida, at 7:00 am Behind Le Mall.
- Beirut, at 8.00 am Dunkin Donuts Martyrs Statue.
- Byblos Jbeil, at 8.30 am Wooden Bakery.
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Do you remember Chatine (Region of Tannourine)?

If not, visit it with us this Sunday the 8th of September 2019. Train, eat, and rest well climbers, because here we Go Up again to a new adventure!!!

- Levels: Easy to advanced

-Time:
• Gathering point:
Saida, at 7:00 am Behind Le Mall.
Beirut, a...

Whether you did rock climbing before or not! Get your arms ready for a new challenge, sharpen your fingers and join us on our trip to Laqlouq cliff this Sunday the 25th of August 2019.

- Levels: Easy to advanced

-Time:
• Gathering point:
Saida, at 7:00 am Behind Le Mall.
Beirut, at 8.00 am at D...

I started climbing when I was 12, it was fun, It seemed to be very easy but it turned out very challenging. I trained with Ratib Al Safadi and Malik Jardali till I participated in the Lebanese bouldering championship (organised by Lebanese Climbing Association) and got the first place on my age c...

Happy to hear that from you Amani Zaknoun:

I've had a fear of heights as far back as I can remember. Pretty much got sick of being scared of heights too. My friend got me into rock climbing with the gym he trains at (Go Up Climbing Club); my first time was an outdoor! I remember the first time I...

Rock climbing is a lifestyle sport..

Climb everyday..
Rock climbing builds muscle and endurance.
Although not often thought of as a common form of cardio, ascending walls is a sure way to get your heart pumping, similar to the way climbing stairs or jogging does.
A one-hour climb session can bur...

I started climbing almost 10 months ago and it is officially the only thing I have stuck to that long. I have always been asked, "but why climbing?" and the answer couldn't be any simpler. The feeling i get when i come in touch with each rock and each hold knowing that every single step is going ...

Tannourine’s name stems from the town's geography, which resemble the convex form of an oven called the tannoor. The "ine" is probably in proportion to the presence of 2 areas that make up this town, the Lower Tannourine and the upper Tannourine areas.
Sunday the 4th of August we will visit the ...