Wadi al-Mujib (Mujib Biosphere Reserve) — Siq Trail Canyoning: Water Hike, Pools + Waterfall Finale (Seasonal, Ticketed)

Wadi al-Mujib (Mujib Biosphere Reserve) is Jordan’s famous canyoning spot near the Dead Sea — often described as the lowest nature reserve on Earth. The star experience is the Siq Trail, a wet canyon route where you wade, swim and climb upstream through a narrow gorge, finishing at a waterfall section before returning back.

• Ticketed entry for the Siq Trail (wet trail access inside Mujib Biosphere Reserve).
• Notes: the Siq Trail is listed by RSCN as self-guided (no advance booking required).

• Perfect for: adventure people, strong swimmers, groups, anyone who wants a “Jordan bucket list” canyon day.
• Not ideal if you dislike water/current, have limited mobility, or don’t handle slippery rocks.

• Enter via the Mujib Adventure Center area and follow the wet canyon route upstream through pools and narrow rock corridors, then hit the waterfall section before heading back.

• Tickets / price: Ticketed entry. Official RSCN 2025 rates list Non-Jordanian: 23 JOD for the Siq Trail.
• Age limit: 18+ only for wet trails (this includes the Siq Trail).
• Season: Siq Trail is typically open from 1 April to 31 October depending on weather conditions.
• ID: you must have a valid passport or ID card on-site.
• Reserve rules: smoke & pet free area.

• Duration: 2—3 hours (official trail duration).
• Wear: quick-dry clothes + proper water shoes; bring a waterproof pouch for phone (you *will* get soaked).

Wadi Mujib Siq Trail = Jordan’s iconic seasonal canyoning hike. Ticketed (23 JOD), 18+ only, open roughly Apr—Oct, 2—3 hours of wet adventure.