Jordan Trail
Jordan Trail is a 675 km hiking route through Jordan, suited to hikers who want desert and canyon thru-hiking terrain and a clear multi-day objective.
Route overview
A multi-stage route through Jordan, with highlights including Umm Qais, Dana, Petra, Wadi Rum, Red Sea.
Jordan Trail gives hikers a structured way to experience Jordan over several days. The route is best approached as a staged hike, with planning attention on permits, accommodation, weather, navigation and daily distance. For BuddieHikes, it is a strong candidate because the trail is long enough or remote enough to benefit from a hiking partner, while still being understandable as a clear route objective.
Trail facts
- Country
- Jordan
- Distance
- 675 km
- Typical duration
- 35–45 days
- Difficulty
- Hard
- Elevation gain
- Not specified
- Best season
- October to April
- Trail type
- National long-distance trail
Access and logistics
- Permits and access
- Check current permit, quota, park-entry or guided-access rules with the official source before planning this route.
- Bookings
- Book accommodation, huts, campsites or required permits ahead in peak season.
Safety context
Heat, water availability, sun exposure, flash-flood risk and long distances between services require conservative planning.
Highlights
Umm Qais Dana Petra Wadi Rum Red Sea
Why find a buddy
This route is well suited to finding a hiking buddy because the distance, logistics and multi-day structure are easier and safer to manage with someone who has a similar pace and planning style.
Primary source
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Route conditions, access, services and transport can change. Verify time-sensitive information before departure.