
Sport Climbing
Wadi Rum has a lot to offer when it comes to sport climbing. Check below to see current tours offered and prices.​​
Equipment Checklist
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Climbing Shoes - we have a selection. Its preferable if you can bring your own (agressive for technical routes, comfy for long climbs)
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Harness and belay device - provided by us
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Helmet - provided by us
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Chalk - provided by us
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Rope - 70m provided by us
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Trad Gear - please check with us
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Important Notes:
- Sport climbing routes vary in difficulty. Please let us know your experience level when booking to ensure a tailored climbing experience.
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Optional Add-ons: Extend your stay with an overnight experience in our traditional Bedouin camp.
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Note: All reservations will need to be confirmed with a 10% deposit via PayPal (rumguide@gmail.com).
One-Day Sport Climbing

What’s Included:
Pickup & Jeep Transfer from Wadi Rum Village to the climbing area
Full-Day Sport Climbing on handpicked routes based on your skill level
Professional Climbing Guide to ensure safety and provide tips
Lunch in the Desert – Enjoy a picnic lunch in stunning surroundings
Sunset Jeep Ride (Optional) to explore Wadi Rum’s famous landmarks
Suitable for beginners to advanced climbers. Your guide will select routes that match your ability and goals.
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Half day (including lunch):
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1 person - 70JD
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2 people - 50JD per person
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3-4 people - 35JD per person
Full day (including lunch): -
1 person - 115JD
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2 people - 70JD per person
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3-4 people - 55JD per person
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One-Day Crazy Camel Multipitch

Crazy Camel is one of Wadi Rum’s iconic multipitch routes, offering climbers an exhilarating challenge with stunning views of the desert landscape. This one-day tour will take you up this legendary route, giving you an unforgettable adventure with a mix of climbing, desert exploration, and jaw-dropping scenery. You’ll be guided by an experienced local guide, with all necessary climbing gear provided.
Crazy Camel is a challenging multipitch route requiring solid climbing experience, especially in crack and face climbing. It is recommended for climbers with at least intermediate-level skills.
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Route Overview:
• Difficulty: Grades range from 6a+ to 6b+ (approximately 5.10a to 5.10d in YDS).
• Length: Approximately 100 meters spread over 4 pitches.
• Protection: Fully bolted sport route.
• Descent: Rappel (abseil) the same route in four stages.
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Equipment Recommendations:
Quickdraws: A total of 12, with 5-4 being longer to accommodate varied bolt placements.
Rope: A single 60-meter rope is sufficient.
Additional Gear: If aiming for the true summit, carry a small selection of cams for the final unbolted section.
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Prices (including lunch):
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1 person - 115JD
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2 people - 70JD per person
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3-4 people - 55JD per person
One-Day Orange Sunshine, Jebel Burdah

Orange Sunshine is a notable climbing route on the East Face of Jebel Burdah in Wadi Rum, Jordan. This route offers climbers a blend of moderate technical challenges and breathtaking desert vistas, and the unique experience of traversing a natural rock arch.
Orange Sunshine is a thrilling challenge for intermediate to advanced trad climbers seeking a new adventure in Wadi Rum.
Route Overview:
• Length: Approximately 300 meters
• Pitches: 8 to 10
• Grade: French 5 (equivalent to HVS 5a or YDS 5.9)
• Climbing Type: Traditional multi-pitch
• Approach: Transportation by Jeep to the base of Jebel Burdah. The approach involves a hike leading to the prominent East Face, easily identifiable by its vast expanse of slabs. The route starts near an obvious left-leaning stair-step feature.
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From the top of the route, it's recommended to continue for about 30 minutes to reach the summit, which offers spectacular views. The descent follows the popular north ridge, a straightforward path that includes crossing the iconic Burdah Rock Bridge.
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Prices (including lunch):
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1 person - 190 JD
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2 people - 115 JD per person
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3-4 people - 90 JD per person
One-Day The Haj Route, Jebel Rum

The Haj Route is one of the most rewarding multi-pitch climbs in Wadi Rum, Jordan, ascending the stunning east face of Jebel Rum (1,734m). This route offers challenging crack systems, exposed slabs, and breathtaking summit views.
It is ideal for experienced climbers looking for an adventurous, full-day ascent.
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Route Details:
Difficulty: 5.10 (French 6b)
Length: ~350m (8–10 pitches)
Climbing Type: Traditional multi-pitch
Time Required: 8–10 hours round trip
Required Skills: Crack climbing, chimney climbing, route finding, and rappelling
Recommended Gear: Full trad rack, 60m rope, slings for natural anchors
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Key Tips & Techniques for The Haj Route:
• Trad Climbing Experience Required – Must be comfortable placing gear.
• Chimney & Crack Climbing Skills – Expect tight spaces and hand jams.
• Rappel Planning – Fixed anchors available, but bring extra slings for backup.
• Start Early – Desert conditions can be extreme. We avoid climbing in midday heat.
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Prices (including lunch):
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1 person - 190 JD
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2 people - 115 JD per person
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3-4 people - 90 JD per person
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Two-Days Eye of Allah, Jebel Rum

The Eye of Allah is a classic traditional route on the East Face of Jebel Rum, offering one of the most rewarding desert alpine adventures in Wadi Rum. The climb follows cracks, chimneys, and ledges leading to a spectacular cave formation resembling an “eye,” before continuing to the summit plateau of Jebel Rum. This two-day expedition includes a bivouac on the summit, giving climbers the unique experience of watching the sunset and sunrise from Jordan’s highest sandstone peak.
The Eye of Allah is ideal for experienced trad climbers with solid multi-pitch skills and good fitness, comfortable leading up to French 5a / HVS 5a / YDS 5.8.
Participants should be confident with route-finding, anchor building, abseiling, and overnight bivouacs in remote desert terrain.
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Route Overview:
Length: ~400 m
Pitches: 6 – 7
Grade: French 5a (HVS 5a / YDS 5.8)
Climbing Type: Traditional multi-pitch
Duration: 1 full day to summit + overnight + half-day descent.
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Atop Jebel Rum, you’ll spend a night under the stars in one of Jordan’s most stunning wilderness locations.
Find a flat, sheltered area for sleeping near the summit plateau.
Prepare a simple meal and enjoy panoramic sunset views across Wadi Rum.
Overnight in bivouac bags or lightweight tents (temperatures can drop sharply — bring warm layers).
Early morning sunrise over the desert before starting descent.
Prices:
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1 person - 440 JD
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2 people - 240 JD per person


