The hike between Dana and Feynan is best undertaken downhill unless you are particularly fit. It descends (or ascends!) several hundred metres from the Jordanian plateau at the village of Dana, down to the Great Rift Valley at Feynan, which is close to sea level. We recommend you do this with a guide; the path is fairly obvious, but a guide adds more than just knowledge of the route: they are all local and can tell you about the wildlife and fauna of the wadi system, as well as helping you spot them. The remains of ancient copper mines in the walls of the wadi make for an interesting side-trip for the fit. The walk takes 4-6 hours and is a superb way to arrive at Feynan Eco-lodge.
We offer tailor-made holidays to suit a wide range of tastes. Our experts Catherine and Ian are dedicated to all things Jordan and are here to help you plan your perfect trip.
With a love for hiking, nature and culture, Catherine’s ideal Jordan trip goes beyond Petra. She’s explored the country’s wild landscapes and warm communities, and knows just how to plan something a bit different.
It didn’t take long for Jordan to become one of Ian’s favourite places, thanks to its perfect mix of culture, people and unforgettable landscapes. Whether it’s wandering Roman ruins or watching the sunset over Wadi Rum, he can help.
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