jordan walking tours

• Distance: 24 km
• Duration: 6–8 hours
• Physical Challenge: Difficult
• Trail Challenge: Difficult
• Ascent: 380 m
• Descent: 740 m
• Waymarked: No
• Overnight: Wilderness camping in Ga’a Mriebed

The journey begins near Bdoul village, descending towards the Sabra Amphitheater along the main tourist route. The trail continues south through the wadi, offering breathtaking views before reaching Ga’a Mriebed. This challenging route is both physically and technically demanding, making it a rewarding start to the adventure.

• Duration: 4–5 hours
• Physical Challenge: Easy
• Trail Challenge: Moderate
• Ascent: 290 m
• Descent: 320 m
• Waymarked: No
• Overnight: Wilderness camping in Wadi Al-Saif

This day involves a scenic hike southwest and south through stunning sandstone landscapes. The route takes you along donkey tracks and narrow footpaths to Wadi al-Saif. The campsite lies beneath a striking sandstone cliff adorned with ancient Nabatean carvings of camels, gazelles, and sheep, offering a glimpse into the region’s history.

• Distance: 14 km
• Duration: 3–4.5 hours
• Physical Challenge: Moderate
• Trail Challenge: Moderate
• Ascent: 165 m
• Descent: 445 m
• Waymarked: No
• Overnight: Wilderness camping in Wadi Gseib

The trail moves south through rugged desert landscapes and striking mountain vistas before heading west toward the campsite at Wadi Gseib. This moderately challenging day introduces the wild beauty of the desert, with its valleys and peaks providing a dynamic backdrop.

• Distance: 16 km
• Duration: 5–6 hours
• Physical Challenge: Difficult
• Trail Challenge: Moderate
• Ascent: 495 m
• Descent: 385 m
• Waymarked: No
• Overnight: Wilderness camping in Wadi Aheimar

This route offers diverse terrain, including mountain gaps, colorful canyons, and sand dunes. Gradual ascents and descents lead to panoramic vistas and remarkable rock formations. The day concludes at a picturesque campsite, marking a memorable end to the trek.

• Distance: 25 km
• Duration: 6–8 hours
• Physical Challenge: Difficult
• Trail Challenge: Moderate
• Ascent: 660 m
• Descent: 35 m
• Waymarked: No
• Overnight: Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum

The final hike ascends from the Jordan Valley to a mountain plateau near Wadi Rum. The trail winds through narrow gorges and varied rock formations, climbing steadily to 1,000 meters. The day ends with stunning views and a vehicle transfer to the Wadi Rum Visitor’s Center, where participants settle into a Bedouin camp