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Experience 80 km of some of the most breathtaking landscapes along the Jordan Trail, recognized by National Geographic as one of “The World’s Best Hikes: 15 Classic Trails.” The route descends from the heights of the Dana Biosphere Reserve, traversing diverse ecosystems, varying climate zones, stunning geology, and countless mountains and valleys, all showcasing endless natural beauty. Finally, the trail culminates at the magnificent Nabatean wonder of Petra, where a day of exploration awaits, filled with numerous trails and captivating sites to discover.
Join a group on scheduled dates or arrange a private tour tailored to your preferences. For more details, reach out to your local travel advisor.
6 Days Tour
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Adrenaline Rush |
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Food & culture |
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Nature & Wildlife |
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Camping |
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Hiking |
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Mountain Climbing |
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Sightseeing |
Certified guide (wilderness first aid, fauna, flora, geology, map reading)
Transportations from and back to Amman
4WD support car for all days
Water, Tea & Coffee for all days of the hike
3 meals per day for the duration of the hike
Satellite phone for emergencies & First Aid
Camping tent & Mattresses
Goodie bag contains (lunch box, spork, cup, buff)
Comfortable Hiking Clothes and Shoes
Your Jordan Pass
Sunscreen
A small bag for Your Water and Previously Purchased Snacks
Your Smile
A clear mind for a fascinating experience
You’ll be privately transferred to a Bedouin tourist camp located in the picturesque, 300-year-old village of Dana. There, you’ll meet your local guide and gather with your fellow hikers. Savor dinner and tea, and relax for a peaceful night before your hike begins the next morning.
Accommodation: Wild camp
Distance: 23 km
Time: 8 – 10 hours
Elevation gain/loss (meters): 33+/985-
General Info: After an early breakfast, you’ll meet our support team and drop off your luggage for transport to our camping site. The hike begins at Dana village, winding through the picturesque Wadi Dana and leading to the ancient mining area of Faynan. From there, the trail continues south through the flat desert of Wadi Araba until we reach our camp site. Enjoy a peaceful night under the stars, along with a taste of delicious local southern cuisine.
Accommodation: Wild camp
Distance: 16 km
Time: 6 – 8 hours
Elevation gain/loss (meters): 830+/269-
General Info: Ascend through several dry tributaries, with Wadi Araba to the west and the Al Sharat mountain range to the east. Continue uphill to Ras Naqb Sheid, where you’ll be treated to breathtaking views all around. Then, take a steep descent into Wadi Al-Feid, arriving at the campsite where your tents will be set up and a rewarding dinner will be waiting for you.
Accommodation: Wild camp
Distance: 14 km
Time: 5 – 7 hours
Elevation gain/loss (meters): 830+/269-
General Info: Begin your day at Ras Al-Feid, hiking through rocky sandstone terrain as you descend into Wadi Al-Feid. Then, enjoy a pleasant ascent south to Jabal Al-Safaha, where you’ll be greeted by some of the region’s most spectacular views. After passing a paved road and Kutlah Spring, you’ll descend to Gbour Wheidat, where your tents will be set up and a delicious dinner will await you at the camp site.
Accommodation: Bedouin touristic camp
Distance: 14 km
Time: 5-6 hours
Elevation gain/loss (meters): 535+/560-
General Info: Start your day with breakfast at the campsite, then explore the Neolithic remains at the UNESCO Heritage site of Beida before beginning the day’s hike. Starting at Beida from Seig Al-Bared, you’ll follow a well-marked trail through sandstone mountains to reach the Monastery of Petra (known as Al-Deyer). Spend the day discovering the ancient sites of Petra, including the iconic Treasury and the Royal Tombs. After your hike, you can choose to continue on to Wadi Rum or return to Amman
You have the option to return to Amman, or if you prefer, you can spend another day or two exploring Petra on your own or travel to Wadi Rum or Aqaba. We’re here to help you plan the next part of your adventure.
If you’re interested, we highly recommend continuing the trail from Petra to Wadi Rum (be sure to check out the next trail!).
