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Beautiful hike trail, we went mid Feb and the weather was perfect. Need suitable shoes and clothes to walk in water. We only had time for 2km hike but would definitely recommend it. Just shame about some litter left by previous visitors though.
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A truly amazing experience. One of the most beautiful places I have ever visited and I have visited a lot of them. If you have any chance to come here, don't waste it and come.
It is important to notice that you will walk in water so you should bring extra shoes for that.
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Great experience they even have a lost and found found section that delivers to ur home if u forget anything
A lovely hiking trail with moderate difficulty. Anyone who has knee issues or joint pain can hike this trail. Now note must be made that the full trail is around 20+km (not sure of the exact number here, so don’t quote me) but the trail I went on was a 4km one only reaching about 1/3 of the full trail.
We hiked and went through one single spot where a helping hand, for some, was required to get through a little water passage. Then we stopped at a specific point and had tea and refreshments. The weather was very hot, but it was ideal for a fantastic tan!
Summer is the best season for this trail, as it gets flooded in winter and you won’t be able to hike it, might not even be allowed in. Speaking of which, it is free of charge and there are no fees to go onto this trail. The only payment you make is for your local hiking guide to take you there by bus and arrange for the whole program.
As for apparel, you can wear whatever you want, but definitely make it comfortable and light enough with good hiking shoes of course. Consider a very tiny fanny pack for your personal belongings. You can easily take them in and not worry about getting the fanny pack wet when walking through the wet parts as long as you wear it across your chest. The deepest wet spot we went through reached to my waist line or a tad over; I’m 173cm. So, you do the math if you measure in feet!
You will most definitely enjoy this trail and the water. It is somewhat warm and not freezing cold like other trails. This is because there are two water sources that meet there, one is fresh water and the other is mineral water; therefore, the warmth.
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Beautiful location with variety of scenery along the 4-5 km trail. It’s like Petra’s Siq but with a stream running through it. Start very early if you can to get the best light and least scorching sun
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Beautiful nature, friendly local people, and clean area.
The trail is around 30 kg. We chose to go 5 km in and 5 km out and it was enough for beginner hikers. It was an amazing experience.
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من اروع الوديان المائية في الاردن
Wadi al-Hassa, also known as Wadi al-Hasa, offers a truly remarkable hiking experience in Jordan, combining natural beauty, clear streams, and rugged adventure. Located in the southern region of the country, this canyon and stream trail is a paradise for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike.
The hike through Wadi al-Hassa is a mesmerizing journey through diverse and dramatic landscapes. One of the most striking features of this trail is its clear, refreshing streams. The water meanders through the canyon, providing a cooling respite for hikers as they navigate through the rocky terrain. The crystal-clear waters are perfect for a quick dip, making the hike both invigorating and refreshing.
As you venture deeper into the canyon, the towering rock formations become even more impressive. The geological formations here are a testament to the natural forces at work over millennia, with layers of sandstone and limestone creating a visually stunning array of colors and textures. The play of light and shadow across the rocks enhances the beauty of the canyon, making every turn a picturesque moment.
The trail itself is moderately challenging, with sections that require scrambling over rocks and wading through water. This adds a sense of adventure to the hike, making it a favorite among those looking for a bit of excitement. The varying difficulty levels ensure that both novice hikers and experienced trekkers can enjoy the trail, though a good level of fitness is recommended.
In addition to its physical challenges and natural beauty, Wadi al-Hassa offers a serene and tranquil environment. The sound of flowing water, the chirping of birds, and the occasional rustle of wildlife create a peaceful ambiance that is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Overall, Wadi al-Hassa is a gem of a hiking destination. Its clear waters, adventurous trails, and stunning rock formations make it a must-visit for anyone traveling to Jordan. Whether you are an avid hiker or simply a lover of nature, the beauty and tranquility of Wadi al-Hassa will leave a lasting impression.
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Awesome hike, well worth the trip.
best place to explore the rare, untouched, less crowded beauty of wadi , great hospitality , very helpful and friendly host.
