Shalaleh Spring – a mountain spring overlooking Rum Village
Lawrence Spring – a spring from whence Lawrence of Arabia is reputed to have drunk, also the site of ancient rock art – a typical stop for lunch, a rest and sweet Bedouin tea
Red Sand Dune area – make a stop to climb the sand dunes and run back down them
Khazali Canyon – explore the gorge in this sandstone mountain, site of ancient rock art dating to 300BC
Jebel Al Qattar – scramble up to a mountain spring to enjoy spectacular views of the red sands of Wadi Rum
Anfashiyeh inscriptions – rock art along the ancient caravan route to Mecca
Lawrence House – find out the real story of this ancient stone structure!
Rakhabat Canyon – a highlight of Wadi Rum’s red sand desert
Barragh Canyon – a scenic place for a wander
Burdah Rock Bridge – the highest natural arch in Wadi Rum
Um Fruth Arch – a 20 m climb; about 20 minutes up and back; a great photo opp!
Wadak Rock Bridge – an easy climb close to Khazali Mountain
Um Semmen Rock Bridge – an easier climb in the Wilderness Zone’s White Desert
Mushroom Rock – yes – it looks like a mushroom!
Cow Rock – it’s got two legs and a round body! A great area to climb and look out over the desert
Abu Hasheba Canyon – a kilometer hike through a narrow desert canyon, your guide will meet you at the end of the canyon
Water collection site – take a peek at a Bedouin water collection system
Red Sand Dune scenic views – take a few minutes to gaze out over the desert from the red dunes on the edge of the Wilderness Zone