
Wadi Araba
Ride on an intermediate-level cycling tour, journeying from the historical site of Petra navigating rolling terrains up and down with a breathtaking view of Wadi Araba.
Route info:
Distance: 50.8km
Elevation gain: +515m +14.8%
Elevation loss: -1,821m -17.7%
Difficulty level: intermediate/on-road
Required gear:
Sports shoes
Hat & sunscreen
Reusable water bottle
Light clothing, rain and wind jackets in the winter season tips
Tips:
Take plenty of drinking water!
Always wear a helmet when cycling!
Take sunscreen with you.
A support vehicle will always be available to assist, don't hesitate to use it when you feel so!
Overview
from Al Rajif viewing point, located 100km north of Aqaba and 15km south of Petra, Wadi Musa. With Jordan's stunning landscapes setting the stage, we'll cross the ancient Edom mountain range, pass through Dlagha village, and reach the Nabatean Robert's Rock. Our journey concludes at the Jordan Road intersection in Wadi Araba, marking the end of this scenic adventure in the Great Rift Valley. Spanning 150km from the Dead Sea to Aqaba, Wadi Araba showcases diverse desert terrain, ranging from 450m above sea level to 400m below sea level on the Jordan side. Get ready to experience the beauty and contrasts of Jordan's remarkable landscape.

The route
Ride on with a stunning intermediate-level bike route, commencing from the Rajif viewpoint with panoramic views of South Jordan's mountains. Passing through Dlagha village, we descend into Wadi Araba. While the journey entails challenging hilly terrains, the rugged landscapes, occasional Bedouin encounters, and their camels and herds along the route make every challenge worthwhile. Prepare for a visually captivating cycling adventure through Jordan's picturesque and dynamic terrain.
