Jabal Al-Hash: One of the 3 unmissable hikes of Wadi Rum

Jabal Al-Hash is one of the three flagship mountains offered to travellers looking for adventure and discovery in Wadi Rum desert, alongside Jabal Umm Ad Dami and the Burdah Arch. Less known than the latter two, Jabal Al-Hash nevertheless offers a breathtaking spectacle to those who reach its peak.

⟡ Two possible routes

Two separate routes are available to you to explore Jabal Al-Hash:

1- The road to the summit : This route will take you through to the Noghra canyon. This is a longer hike and requires the presence of two guides: one to accompany you and the other to wait for you on the other side with the car and lunch.

2 – The road to the point of view: If you go with a single guide, you will follow this road that leads directly to a spectacular point of view.

⟡ Proximity to Saudi Arabia

Located near the Saudi border, Jabal Al-Hash rises to 1700 meters above sea level. It is the easiest hike of the three offered in the Wadi Rum, making it an excellent choice for non-athletes.

It offers a perfect compromise between an accessible walk and the deep exploration of the desert.

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⟡ Discover the white desert

Just 40 minutes from our camp, Jabal Al-Hash allows you to discover the White Desert, a region of Wadi Rum known for its breathtaking landscapes. Your guide will take you to a magnificent point of view on Wadi Rum.

From the car, it will only take you an hour to reach this point of view. Once on the set, you will have plenty of time to admire the view and take as many photos as you want before going back down to the car.

On the way to the point of view

The view once to the point of view

Jabal Al-Hash

Jabal Al-Hash is located in the protected area of Wadi Rum

Wadi Rum is one of UNESCO’s World Heritage sites. Our desert is located on the border with Saudi Arabia, you can find narrow gorges, imposing cliffs, natural arches, caves…

It is a unique desert of rock formations created by millennia of climatic and geological variations, but also archaeological sites that have been preserved for more than thousands of years.

Wadi Rum Desert has an exceptional universal value from an archaeological point of view, and natural in terms of geological aesthetics, and representation of fauna and flora.

Wadi Rum desert is a must see!!!!