Jordan Trail
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 387.21 mi
- Elevation gain
- 72,133 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Difficult
- Elevation loss
- 71,191 ft
- Max elevation
- 4,924 ft
- TrailRank
- 32
- Min elevation
- -591 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Coordinates
- 22037
- Uploaded
- March 19, 2024
- Recorded
- March 2024
near Al Yamānīyah, Aqaba (Jordan)
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Itinerary description
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My route follows the Jordan Trail from the Gulf of Aqaba in the south to Um Qais near the Syrian border in the north with sometimes some variations from the official route. More info: see link below.
The Jordan Trail allows you to discover major sites in the country. The south in the desert is fantastic with Wadi Rum, impressive canyon passages and Petra. The second part is wild with steep climbs and descents in steep wadis. Northern Jordan is more populated. There are more villages, passages on small roads. The vegetation is Mediterranean, very green and flowery at the end of winter and the route passes several beautiful historical or biblical sites.
The Jordan Trail is not an easy path. It is only marked in the north. In the desert you have to carry enough water and sometimes you have to walk in the sand. The second part includes quite long independent sections and there are quite a few elevation changes. Even the north has steep climbs, which are very challenging.
In addition to superb landscapes and beautiful tourist sites, the Jordan Trail allows you to discover the hospitality and welcome of the Jordanians “Welcome to Jordan”.
The Jordan Trail allows you to discover major sites in the country. The south in the desert is fantastic with Wadi Rum, impressive canyon passages and Petra. The second part is wild with steep climbs and descents in steep wadis. Northern Jordan is more populated. There are more villages, passages on small roads. The vegetation is Mediterranean, very green and flowery at the end of winter and the route passes several beautiful historical or biblical sites.
The Jordan Trail is not an easy path. It is only marked in the north. In the desert you have to carry enough water and sometimes you have to walk in the sand. The second part includes quite long independent sections and there are quite a few elevation changes. Even the north has steep climbs, which are very challenging.
In addition to superb landscapes and beautiful tourist sites, the Jordan Trail allows you to discover the hospitality and welcome of the Jordanians “Welcome to Jordan”.
Waypoints
Waypoint
2,638 ft
Campement Bédouin
Waypoint
3,279 ft
Final Camp
Waypoint
2,518 ft
Titen تتن
Waypoint
3,391 ft
Wadi Waraqa
Fountain
3,516 ft
Qattar spring عين القطار
Waypoint
2,653 ft
Jabal Abu Hole
Waypoint
3,048 ft
Jabal Kharazah
Waypoint
3,302 ft
Abbasiya العباسية
Fountain
2,159 ft
Ain Aheimar
Waypoint
1,321 ft
Wadi Aheimar وادي أحيمر
Waypoint
1,183 ft
Wadi Rakiya
Waypoint
984 ft
Wadi Gseib
Waypoint
2,022 ft
Wadi al-Saif
Fountain
1,696 ft
Ain al-O’Rouq
Waypoint
2,014 ft
Gaa' Mriebed
Waypoint
2,659 ft
Wadi Sabra
Waypoint
3,283 ft
Qbour al-Wahdat
Waypoint
3,839 ft
Qutla
Waypoint
2,516 ft
Ras Al-Feid
Waypoint
2,408 ft
Wadi Al-Feid
Waypoint
845 ft
Wadi Al-Malaqa
Waypoint
864 ft
Wadi Ghwayr
Waypoint
2,889 ft
Tor Taboun
Waypoint
2,973 ft
Majdaleen مجدلين
Waypoint
464 ft
Jardins
Waypoint
-145 ft
Wadi Mujib
Waypoint
469 ft
Wadi Hidan
Waypoint
615 ft
Wadi Zarqa Ma'in
Waypoint
695 ft
Wadi Himara وادي حمارة
Waypoint
990 ft
Oyoon Al-Theeb Wadi al Mukhayris وادي المخيرص
Waypoint
1,018 ft
Knaiseh
Waypoint
1,616 ft
Source de Moïse عيون موسى
Waypoint
2,378 ft
Khirbet al-Souq
Waypoint
3,137 ft
Sarabis السرابيس
Waypoint
2,241 ft
Parc Karakoch منتزه كراكوش
Waypoint
2,765 ft
Al Tayyarah الطيارة
Waypoint
2,104 ft
Ein Zoubia عين زوبيا
Waypoint
328 ft
Aïn Qatara
Waypoint
-612 ft
Zemaliye الزمالية
Waypoint
-109 ft
Murshed مرشد
Waypoint
90 ft
Camp
Waypoint
3,301 ft
Réservoir d'eau
Waypoint
3,746 ft
Réservoir d'eau
Waypoint
3,357 ft
Réservoir d'eau
Waypoint
3,443 ft
Réservoir d'eau
Waypoint
25 ft
Jordan Trail
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