Sports and leisure activities Wadi Rum

The Bedouins will assure you of this. It is from the top of this mountain that you will have the most beautiful views of Wadi Rum. The mountain at the border of the Reserve and the Saudi border overhangs the beautiful Wadi Sabit, away from the tourist agitation. There are several trails to the summit, from easy to more difficult. Therefore, the hike is suitable for all levels of fitness and agility. The ascent is on a stony path. Bring good shoes. Count on 3 hours of hiking with photo breaks.

Jebel Umm ad-Dami lies on the edge of Wadi Rum and the border with Saudi Arabia. Jordan's highest peak reaches an altitude of 1,854 metres. It takes between 1h and 2h30 to get your photo taken, hair blowing in the wind, next to the Jordanian flag planted at the summit. From here, the views over Wadi Rum are spectacular. The mountain-studded desert stretches as far as the eye can see. Few tourists come this far, and you finally have Wadi Rum all to yourself. Umm ad-Dami can be the goal of a multi-day camel trek.