Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Petra

Following ancient Nabataean trade routes, this 14km trek weaves through lesser-known paths to iconic monuments, combining physical challenge with historical significance.

Take on the challenging Al Madras Trail up to the High Place of Sacrifice, where great views spread across the rose-red city, then head down past the famous Treasury carved into sandstone cliffs. The 'Back Door to Petra' trek starts from Umm Sayhoun village and follows the old Nabataean path to the Monastery, letting you skip 900 uphill steps.

History enthusiasts aged 18+ will appreciate this blend of cultural immersion and moderate hiking, where expert-led tours balance guided exploration with independent discovery time.

Rocky valleys and mountain passes stretch ahead on this challenging expedition, covering distances up to 24km daily while providing authentic encounters with Bedouin culture.

Trek the Nawatef Trail through Dana Nature Reserve's rugged terrain with 350m of ascent across 9.5km, then hike ancient oak forests on the Rock Rose Trail in Ajloun Nature Reserve covering 6km. Navigate Wadi Rum's sandstone canyons on a 9km trek reaching elevated viewpoints, and pick between the Wadi Mujib Trail or Ibex Trail with Dead Sea views spanning 7km.

Wade through warm water in Wadi Mujib's deeply cut canyons, using ladders and ropes to reach waterfalls at the lowest point on earth. Then hike 12km across Wadi Rum's sand dunes and sandstone formations, climbing 450m to viewpoints over the desert, before walking through Petra's Siq gorge to the Treasury and up 350m to Ed Deir monastery.

Hike through the Siq el Barrah canyon in Wadi Rum with local Bedouin guides, climbing sandstone mountains and crossing jagged rock formations along the way. You'll use ropes to climb up to the Jebel Burdah natural rock bridge, where you can see views across the desert, then continue hiking to the Umm Fruth Rock Bridge before reaching the old ruins of Lawrence House. The trip wraps up on the Back Trail to UNESCO-listed Petra, where you'll climb up to El Deir Monastery carved into rose-red cliffs, then head down through the Siq to see the famous Treasury and the well-preserved Roman amphitheater.

Vast archaeological wonders unfold along extensive hiking paths, where famous landmarks and secluded trails reveal the full magnitude of the ancient city.

The unique Back Trail approach offers stunning views of Petra's rock-cut architecture, allowing photographers and history buffs to dive deep into the ancient city's story.