JT 703

01 · Character of the route

Is this one for you?

Castle or ruins Remote Uncrowded

compiled from map data (OSM) and points of interest along the route — no editorial layer

02 · 1 point along the route

What will you encounter?

1× ruins

0 km 14,3 km

Petroglyphs ruins · on the route 1,6 km 11%

· Elevation profile

How tough is this route?

elevation range –

0 km 7,1 km 14,3 km

03 · Landmarks

Steady waypoints

Start

Quarter of the way

Halfway

Three quarters

Finish

04 · Intersecting routes

Where you meet other trails

JT 702

702

at 0,0 km

JT 704

704

at 13,0 km

05 · From the trail

Through the eyes of hikers

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What hikers experienced

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07 · Before you go

Answers to common questions

How long is the JT 703 hiking route?

JT 703 is 14.3 km long.

How long does it take to walk JT 703?

At an average walking pace, JT 703 takes approximately 3h 33min to complete.

Is JT 703 a loop trail?

No, JT 703 is a linear (point-to-point) trail. It runs from Wadi Al-Saif to Wadi Gseib. Plan ahead for return transport.

Where does JT 703 start?

JT 703 starts at Wadi Al-Saif.

What fitness level is needed for JT 703?

JT 703 is a moderate hike suitable for walkers with a basic level of fitness.

Who maintains the JT 703 trail?

JT 703 is maintained and managed by Jordantail.org.

Is JT 703 part of a larger trail network?

Yes, JT 703 is part of the National Walking Network (NWN), a wider network of long-distance hiking trails.