What Makes the Jordan Trail Special
Epic Length & Diversity
675 km from Umm Qais (north) to Aqaba (south)
Connects 52 villages
Hike through lush forests, fertile hills, deserts, and the Red Sea coastline
Rich History & Culture
Follow ancient trade routes and pilgrimage paths
Walk near Petra, the Dead Sea, Roman ruins, Crusader castles, and Bedouin communities
Experience local hospitality, traditions, and cuisine along the trail
Natural Beauty & Landscapes
Northern green hills and olive groves
Dana Biosphere Reserve cliffs
Red Desert sands of Wadi Rum and coral-rich Red Sea coastline
Adventure & Challenge
Trail sections vary from easy day hikes to multi-day treks
Marked paths encourage exploration with guided support
Opportunity for hiking, camping, and nature photography
Authentic Local Experiences
Stay in guesthouses, eco-lodges, and Bedouin camps
Participate in community-based tourism, supporting local economies
Taste traditional food, crafts, and rituals unique to each region
Seasons & Timing
Best to hike in spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November)
Mild weather (15–25 °C) ensures comfort and safety
Blossoms, harvests, and desert sunsets make the journey unforgettable
Jordan Trail
North, Central, South
Northern Jordan
From Umm Qais to Ajloun and Salt, this section is famous for its history and greenery. Walk among ancient Roman ruins, enjoy panoramic views of the Sea of Galilee, and explore the lush Ajloun Forest Reserve. Charming villages and the 12th-century Ajloun Castle add cultural depth, while Salt’s Ottoman streets offer a taste of traditional Jordanian life.
Central Jordan
From Wadi Zarqa Ma’in to Karak and Dana, this region is known for its dramatic canyons, hot springs, and historic castles. Hike through Wadi Hidan and Ma’in hot springs, visit Al-Karak Castle, and experience the unique beauty of the Dana Biosphere Reserve, where cliffs, wildlife, and eco-lodges create unforgettable scenery.
Southern Jordan
From Dana to Petra, Wadi Rum, and Aqaba, the south is famous for desert landscapes and iconic landmarks. Discover Little Petra, the breathtaking rose-red city of Petra, and the vast Wadi Rum desert with its towering sandstone formations. Finish at Aqaba, Jordan’s gateway to the Red Sea, where the trail ends with coral reefs, snorkeling, and serene sunsets.
Ashtar Tours – Your Trusted Guide on the Jordan Trail
Complete
Trail Support
From planning your route to guiding you through every section, our adventure team ensures a smooth journey.
Local Guides & Community Connection
Explore with certified local guides, meet welcoming villagers, and support community-based tourism.
Flexible
Accommodation
Whether you prefer full-service camping, eco-lodges, or guesthouses, we provide comfortable options along the trail.
