The Jordan Trail

The Jordan Trail is a long distance hiking path in Jordan; connecting the entire length of Jordan from Umm Qais in the north to Aqaba in the south. Offering 40 days of hiking with over 650 kilometers of trail, travelling through 52 villages and towns on the wondrous journey, The trail traverses the diverse landscapes and vistas of Jordan’s countryside; from the rolling wooded hills of the north, to the rugged wadis and cliffs overlooking the Jordan Rift Valley, the rose rock city of Petra, to the crystal waters of the Red Sea.

As you walk the Jordan Trail, it becomes a journey through the history of Jordan and an encounter with its diverse culture. Travelling the length of the country enables visitors the chance to peel through the different layers of culture; tasting the varied cuisines of Jordan and encountering locals while you spend glorious nights in local homestays. The trail moves through major historical sites in the region such as Umm Qais, Jerash, and Petra, while also harboring hidden ruins resting amongst the land.

To learn more about the Jordan Trail and to access tools to help you start planning your hike visit www.JordanTrail.org