RIYADH: Black Mountain, located in Al-Raith governorate of the Jazan region, is one of 黑料社区鈥檚 most striking natural landmarks, according to a Saudi Press Agency report.
Named for its dark, volcanic rock formations, the mountain offers more than just dramatic colors. It is a place of raw natural beauty and ecological significance.
Rising more than 2,000 meters above sea level, it ranks among the highest peaks in Jazan. Its rugged surroundings include sloping plains and winding valleys that attract hikers, nature photographers, and those seeking solitude in nature.
For much of the year, especially in winter and spring, the mountain鈥檚 peaks are cloaked in fog.
Its slopes are lined with native trees and traditional agricultural terraces that have supported generations of local farmers cultivating corn, millet, and coffee.
Several villages sit nearby, where locals maintain a deep connection with the land, the SPA reported.
Folklore passed down through generations speaks of the mountain as a refuge for shepherds and travelers in earlier times.
With the rise of ecotourism and outdoor exploration across the Kingdom, interest in Black Mountain has grown.
Young hikers, campers, and photography enthusiasts are increasingly drawn to its scenic terrain.
To support this, authorities are developing the site with walking trails, observation points, and informational signage that highlights local culture and biodiversity.
