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# Umm al-Dami Peak Hike with Lunch in Wadi Rum

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## Identity

- **Listing title**: Umm al-Dami Peak Hike with Lunch in Wadi Rum
- **URL slug**: umm-al-dami-peak-hike-with-lunch-in-wadi-rum
- **Course id**: 107809
- **Centre id**: 107757

## Short summary

Seven-hour jeep and hike to Jordan's highest peak Umm al-Dami with lunch and desert landmarks from $269.

## Classification

- **Sports / activities**: Hiking, Mountaineering
- **Experience levels**: Improver
- **Course categories**: Guides & Tours
- **Regions**: Petra, Wadi Rum & Aqaba
- **Subregions**: Ma'an (Petra & Wadi Rum)
- **Countries**: Jordan


## Location

- **Address (as provided)**: Hasan Group Parking Area, Wadi Rum Protected Area
- **Coordinates**: 29.652699, 35.5104853 (WGS84)

## Pricing (catalog; not a quote)

- **Amount shown in catalog**: 269
- **Currency (inferred from symbol)**: GBP
- **Currency symbol (raw)**: $

## Operator / provider

- **Centre / provider name**: Hasan Wadi Rum Tours
- **Owner / contact label**: Hasan
- **Review aggregate**: _Not available in catalog payload._

## Session details (when present)

- **Duration label**: —
- **Length (days)**: —
- **Length (hours)**: 7
- **Min age**: —
- **Max class size**: 15
- **Min group**: —
- **Cancellation policy (summary)**: Flexible
- **Booking type (label)**: bokun

## What’s included / kit / extras (plain text excerpts)

### Highlights
Stand on Jordan's highest summit after a guided hike up Umm al-Dami, reached by jeep across Wadi Rum. This full day combines mountain walking, a Bedouin lunch, landmark jeep stops, and sunset light on red dunes with a local guide who knows the desert routes. 📋 Key Details Duration: 7 hours Group size: Up to 15 guests per guide Minimum age: 12 years Meeting point: Hasan Group Parking Area or arranged camp pickup Activity type: Peak hike with jeep transfer and lunch 🎯 What to Expect Jeep transfer leads to the mountain base for a guided ascent with panoramic views. After the summit you share a traditional lunch, then continue by jeep to rock bridge viewpoints and Lawrence's House before watching sunset over the dunes. Pace is moderate with regular breaks. The day suits hikers who want a peak experience without rope work on the main route. 📍 Location Umm al-Dami sits on Jordan's southern border high above Wadi Rum's sand seas. The peak offers rare wide-angle views across two countries and, on clear days, distant sea horizons. Jeep access crosses classic desert scenery of granite slabs and red valleys, linking the mountain to other famous Rum landmarks in one itinerary. ✅ Prerequisites Guests aged 12 and over with moderate hiking fitness can join. Expect several hours of uphill walking on uneven rock. No technical climbing skills are required on the standard guided line. Bring sturdy boots, sun protection, and at least two litres of water for the ascent. Tell your guide about altitude sensitivity or knee issues at the briefing. ⭐ Why Choose Us Bedouin guides know seasonal lines on the mountain and safe jeep tracks to the trailhead. Equipment for the hike is included, and optional camp pickup simplifies logistics if you are already staying in the reserve. The itinerary links Jordan's highest summit with landmark jeep stops and a cooked desert lunch, giving you peak views and classic Rum scenery in one full day.

### Essential information
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### What’s included
Local Bedouin guide for jeep and hiking sections Jeep transfers during the tour Traditional Bedouin lunch and tea after the summit Equipment needed for the guided hike Pickup from Wadi Rum camps or visitor centre when arranged in advance

### What’s not included
Transport to and from the meeting point from outside the reserve Wadi Rum protected area entrance fee Camel rides or optional extras Personal travel insurance Personal hiking boots and sun protection

### Kit list
_None._

## FAQs

### How high is Umm al-Dami and how hard is the climb?

Umm al-Dami rises to about 1,832 metres and is the highest point in Jordan. The hike is moderate with a steady ascent on rocky desert trails rather than technical climbing. Your guide sets pace for the group and builds in rest stops. Summit views can stretch toward Saudi Arabia and the Red Sea on clear days.

### What is the minimum age?

Minimum age is 12 years for this product. Younger guests are not suited to this peak hike because distance, heat, and ascent time are demanding for children. Teens should be comfortable with several hours of walking uphill. Contact the team in advance if you have questions about fitness.

### Is camp pickup available?

Optional pickup from camps inside Wadi Rum or the visitor centre can be arranged when you provide camp name and location in advance. The standard meeting point remains the group parking area. Jeep transfer to the mountain base is included once the group is assembled. Return transfer follows the same pattern after lunch.

### Is lunch included?

A freshly prepared Bedouin lunch with tea is served after the summit hike in a quiet desert setting. This is a cooked meal, not just snacks on the trail. Bring personal water for the ascent. The guide advises quantities based on season and hike length.

### What happens after the summit hike?

After lunch the jeep continues to Umm Fruth rock bridge and Lawrence's House area for sightseeing from the vehicle with photo stops. Sunset over red dunes often closes the day. Exact timing depends on season and pace on the mountain. Your guide keeps the schedule realistic for safe return.

### What footwear and kit do I need?

Sturdy walking boots or trail shoes with ankle support are recommended for rocky ascent and descent. Sun protection and layered clothing help with temperature shifts at altitude. A day pack with two litres of water minimum is sensible in warm months. Hat and sunglasses are essential on exposed slopes.

### What equipment is supplied?

Equipment required for the guided hike is provided as stated for centre tours. Personal hiking kit such as boots, sun cream, and water bottles remains your responsibility. The jeep portion does not require specialist gear beyond comfort for open vehicle travel.

### Is transport from Petra or Aqaba included?

Transport to the meeting point or pickup location within the reserve is not included from cities outside Wadi Rum. Plan road travel from Petra, Aqaba, or Wadi Musa separately. Jeep transfers during the tour between hike start, lunch, and landmark stops are included once the activity begins.

### What if weather blocks the summit?

Guides may postpone or shorten the ascent if heat, wind, or visibility create risk on the mountain. Safety decisions are made on the day. If official warnings affect the reserve, the operator contacts you to discuss rescheduling or an alternative route.

### What is the best season for this hike?

Spring and autumn offer the most comfortable temperatures for summit hiking. Winter mornings can be cool at altitude, while summer requires early starts and extra hydration. Clear days give the widest views from the top. Your guide adjusts pace based on seasonal heat and wind on exposed slopes.



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