(Guided or self-guided)
Grade	Distance	Time
Easy	2 KM	Less than 1 hour

Description:
This short circular trail starts at the campsite and offers great views over the reserve. Not far from the campsite, you will find an old stone wine press. Early in the morning, you may be lucky enough to see Roe deer before you return to the visitor center.

(Guided Only)
Grade	Distance	Time
Moderate	12 KM	5-7 Hours

Description:
This Mountain trail begins from the Dar Al-Basha neighborhood towards Mansoura.

The path begins easily at the beginning of Mount Arqoub Romi, passing through many plants, trees, and animals, most notably (hawthorn, Greek tortoise), species of animals, Gecko, and the rocky mullet associated with malul trees, which indicates the health of the ecosystem).

Though hike, you will pass by the viewpoint, which is 308 degrees above sea level, where you take a rest and enjoy watching the Lake of Tiberias, Tur Mountains, and Golan heights.

Then the hike will take you down to 142 above sea level, towards an archaeological landmark – Arqoub Romi – up to Ain Nini. The path ends at Al – Arayis pool.

(Year-round), guided or self-guided
Grade	Distance	Time
Easy	1.5 KM	30 Minute

Open times: 09:00 a.m. to 04:00 p.m. (winter); 09:00 a.m. to 06:00 p.m. (summer)

Description:
This easy walking trail gives you an excellent introduction to the Azraq Wetland Reserve. The boardwalk leads you through dry and wet areas to a viewing platform overlooking the artesian pools that once released millions of cubic meters of water into the marshland. After leaving the platform, the trail takes you over an ancient black basalt wall, most likely constructed by an Umayyad Caliph. The trail then leads to a bird hide made of local mud brick where you can observe the migratory birds and perhaps catch a glimpse of the water buffalo. Follow the trail back to the Visitor Center, passing yet another part of the ancient basalt wall.

Guided Only
Grade	Distance	Time
Easy	3 KM (Round Trail)	1 Hour & 30 Minute

Required Gear: comfortable shoes, a bottle of water, a hat in the summer

Season: Spring, summer, fall, and late winter

Description:
The circular trail starts off at the Visitor Center then passes by the picnic and children's play areas. As you reach the Wadi’s entrance gate, RSCN’s tour guide will take a few minutes to introduce you to the reserve and what to expect along the trail.

As you enter, you will be taken by the beauty of the distinctive desert scenery and biodiversity. Shaumari is home to more than 190 registered species of plants. Hence, the route is filled with flora that makes a tapestry of colors and textures. Perennial or annual, some of these plants are Plantago, peganum harmala, artemisia, achillea and tamarix, retama and hordeum, while many are ideal for grazing and/or human consumption like chubaisa mauve, mountain spinach (atriplex hortensi), and ferula.

By the time, you get to the fenced enclosure, the first thing that will grab your attention is how mesmerizing are the long antlers of the White Arabian Oryx! Further down in your trail you will begin to notice small birds chirping. After a brief stop at the Rehabilitation Unit for Confiscating Animals, your journey ends where you’ve started it; at the Visitor Center.

(April 1 – October 31), guided or self-guided
Grade	Starting Time	Time
Moderate	08:00 a.m. to 03:00 p.m.	2-3 Hours

Grade: Moderate, depending on the season. Please inquire at the Visitor Center before departing.

Requirements: Must be at least 18 years old; know how to swim; have a reasonable level of fitness.

Description:
The trail starts at the Adventures Center near the Mujib Bridge, where you will take the cantilevered walkway over the dam and follow the course of the river between towering sandstone cliffs to the base of a large waterfall. Depending on seasonal rainfall levels, the gorge may contain pools deep enough for swimming. This is an ideal walk to take slowly and enjoy the cool water and shade, especially in the heat of the summer.

(Year-round), guided or self-guided
Grade	Distance	Time
Easy	2 KM	1 Hour & Half

Description:
Starting from the Dana Guesthouse, this trail winds above Dana Village and through the terraced gardens and local craft workshops. Visitors can meet the local residents, see original Ottoman architecture, and learn more about Dana's rich history.