The Cedars of God in Bsharri, a UNESCO World Heritage site, offers an awe-inspiring visit to ancient cedar trees, deeply significant in Lebanese history and culture. The site is generally accessible by car, though winter (December-April) can bring heavy snow, sometimes requiring 4x4 vehicles or making access challenging; the best times to visit are spring through autumn for pleasant weather and clear roads. Visitors can easily explore solo along well-maintained paths, typically spending 1-2 hours enjoying the serene grove and scenic mountain views, though a local guide can enhance the experience with historical and ecological insights. The entrance fee is usually modest, around $5-$10 USD. It's advisable to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress in layers due to changing mountain weather, and consider combining the visit with nearby attractions like the Gibran Museum or Qadisha Valley for a fuller day trip.