Hiking Wadi Ghuweir Trail is  not available in winter and during Ramadan, guided only

Continue along the gravel riverbed of the Wadi, alongside a flowing stream, to the entrance to Wadi Ghuweir. Very similar to the famous Al-Siq in Petra, the trail leads through magnificent sceneries of different stone formations and many unique plants and trees on both sides of the river. The scenery is so breathtaking it has been known to cause visitors to forget about everything else -- including how long they have been hiking! After 3.5 hours, you will have tea and you can rest and learn more about the area from your guide. From there, continue to the Byzantine archaeology at Khirbet Feynan until you reach your final destination at Feynan Eco lodge.

Hiking Wadi Ghuweir Trail *is closed in the case of rainfall in the surrounding mountains, due to the possibility of flash floods.

Grade: Difficult
Distance: 18 km
Requirements: Transportation to and from Al Mansoura near Shoubak area; no fear of heights