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Wadi Rum
Sandstone trad climbing in another world. |
Jebel Rum Massif
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Jebel Asad
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Jebel Asad |
6b
Divers-Tissement
6b or 5c A1. Descent: Rappel "Boules Brunes". |
5c
Boules Brunes
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Jebel el Mayeen
Small peak, excellent rock! it's the small mount series behind the rest house, just east of Wadi Sbackh. |
Jebel Rum Massif Jebel el Mayeen |
2
★★ South Ridge
From the car park follow the Jebal with lots of cairns from the south ridge all the way to the peak. Nice V2 boulder at the peak to reach the very top point. Descent: Reverse the way or better continue down the north ridge to the shoulder above the col between Wadi Es-Sid and Wadi Sbakh (Rakabat Es-sid), then go back through Sbakh. 2-3 hours. |
5b
Jack Daniels
Topo: Howard guidebook #5. |
4c
Voie Laurianne
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
3c
Scots on the Rocks
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Jebel Fara Ranayim
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Jebel Fara Ranayim |
4c
East Ridge
Topo: Howard guidebook #10. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Vulcanics Tower
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Vulcanics Tower |
4c
★ East Face Route
Topo: Howard guidebook #11. |
5a
★★ South Cracks
Topo: Howard guidebook #12. |
5c
First Road
Topo: Howard guidebook #13. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Jebel Rum North Summit
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Al Thalamiyyah
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Al Thalamiyyah |
5c
Captain Morgan
Topo: Howard guidebook #18. |
5a
Al Thalamiyyah
Topo: Howard guidebook #19. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
The Dark Tower
15 minutes north-west from the Rest House Camp in Rum. |
Jebel Rum Massif The Dark Tower |
5+
★★ Black Magic
Approach up Wadi S. Bach Pitch numbers a bit different than the TH guide book
Descent: Rappel Down the route, then either - repel to the big tree and repels into couloir. - or repels down the main face to the start (one being 60m to the bolt at the top of the 1st pitch). Topos: Howard guidebook #25. |
7a
No Teacher, No Gum, No Melihoul
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6c
Abu Rami Dans la Nuit
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5b
★★ Mira Khoury
Topo: Howard guidebook #26. |
6c
The flying Guide
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Abu Maileh Tower
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Abu Maileh Tower |
North Face |
5c
★★ Salim
The obvious crack in the north face of Abu Maileh Tower. Approach up Wadi S.Bach. A little harder than the guidebook grades.
Descent: 2 rappels, 50m each, down the right side of the route. 1st from big boulder on the right. 2nd from belay at the top of pitch 2. Topo: Howard guidebook #28. |
South Face: Sector Ziegenstall (Goat Shed)
South face of Abu Maileh Tower, in front of the East Face of Jebel Rum. 15 minutes from the resthouse. The little tower, the "Camel's Head" (30 meter), can be clearly distinguished when looking from the campground of the resthouse. Walk up from between the farm and the temple. Brilliant and hard short toprope routes on perfect rock. The belays of the routes ae bolted and can be easily reached by scrambling up the right corner to gain the ledge 15m above. |
7b
Rammler
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6c
Pfefferminztraum
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6b
Meck Meck
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6b+
Ziegenstall
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6c
Ziegenstall Direct
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6a+
Ziegenstall Easy Go
Right hand variation. |
5b
Kamelkopf
West face of the little tower. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Jebel Rum North East Domes
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Jebel Rum North East Domes |
8a+
Fatal Attraction
Above the Champs-Élysées ledge, they joined Ramedame (Remy-Remy, 1986) and followed this route for another six pitches (up to 6b) to the top. They placed 11 protection bolts on the new pitches and outfitted the belays with anchor bolts. |
6a - b
Ramedame
#33 |
6a - b
★★★ King Hussein
#32. Crazy exit. |
5c
Renee Van Hasselt
#31. |
6c
Expect no Mercy
#30. 6c or 6a A1. |
5b
Grey Poupon
#29 |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Jebel Rum East Dome
Loads of classic climbs a short walk from the village. Long, short, bolted or trad. |
Jebel Rum Massif Jebel Rum East Dome |
Topo |
5
★★★ The Eye of Allah
Timing: Allow for a long day, more if you get lost, which you probably might, more if you want to take it easy and have a break or two. If you are a super-duper mountain guide then perhaps the guide book time of 3-4 hours is achievable. Sun / Temperature: In August it was bearable with shady belays, but starting in the dark could help. Gear: Expect rope drag, Cams up to Camalot 3. Some belay stations are bolted. The abseil from the plateau (Hammads ridge) back down to the traverse is about 50m. Route
Descent. Reverse route about 6 repels to the base, back up through the siq and back up the chimney to hammads ridge. Two options exist from here. Descent alt. Alternative abseil descent, down jebel rum east face and route mumkin. Somewhat complicated and easy to make mistakes. - 50m From the eye rap diagonally back to below the start of the final pitch. - 25m, hidden. - 50m, heading more east to big ledge at the side of the big black slab - 50m, down big black slab - 50m, - 15m, traversing climbers right, don't go down the gully. - Easy walk through sand to Mumkin abseils. For more details see http://kbecan.blogspot.com/2014/02/welcome-to-jordan.html Topo: Howard guidebook #57. |
7a
First kiss
Topo https://www.emontana.cz/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/First-Kiss-TOPO.jpg The crux maybe easier than 7a. |
I.B.M.
#40 |
7a+
★★★ Queen of the Desert
Probably the best rock on Jebel Rum. Starts some meter left of 'Towering Inferno' Topo Gear
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7a
Towering Inferno
#39. Extends Inferno all the way to the summit, finishing up the final huge chimney of 'Inshallah factor'. |
Revienta o Burila
#38 |
7c+
The Heart Route
Independent line to the right of 'Revienta o barilla' and crosses 'Insh’Allah Factor' at about half-height. Source planetmountain.com https://vagabondsdelaverticale.wordpress.com/2020/02/23/la-voie-du-coeur-au-wadi-rum/ |
6c
★★ The Inshallah Factor
#37 |
8a
★★★ Rock Empire
mainly sport but trad finish with raid mit the camel |
7a
Raid Mit The Camel
Bolts in difficult sections, making the first 4 pitches sport climbing-like. Need to protect in others. |
8b+
Sultan ul-Mujahidin
A glue on critical holds, featured in the reel rock movie "Valley of the Moon". Mainly bolted. Article and topo. |
6b A2
The Red Sea
#36 |
6a - b
Atalla
#35 |
6b
Aquarius
#34 |
Jebel Rum Massif |
East Face Towers
In front of the giant and obvious East Face of Jebel Rum are the smaller East Face Towers. These offer a good selection of short climbs, with good abseil pistes down. Some routes are great as introductionary climbs, after arriving in Rum village. |
Jebel Rum Massif East Face Towers |
5+
★ The Great Siq Route
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5+
★ Mumkin
Nice short route at left end of the magnificent East Face of East Dome. Pleasant climbing in cracks and good rock with satisfactory protection. Descent by abseil on the route, take care ropes are jamming. P1: Start the rip left of the little cave. 2-bolt-belay at ledge or combine with next pitch. P2: Follow the corner crack sytem. Sling belay left of the ledge (for abseiling) or more comfortable gear belay at the ledge. P3: Follow the crack, sling belay. P4: Crux pitch, hard for 5+. Sling belay. P5: Left leaning corner to the end. |
6b+
★★★ Flight or Fancy
A nice corner just left from Inferno. Ends with traverse right to the Inferno bolt and abseils via it. Few bolts included. |
6a - b
Mad Frogs and Englishman
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6b
★★★ Inferno
Topos: Howard guidebook #45. First 5 pitches of "Towering Inferno" |
5c
★★ Walk like an Egyptian
Form here you can try the 6a inferno pitch or just go down on inferno stations |
6b
The Mummy
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6b
★★★ Troubador
Powerful archetypal laybackig and jamming. |
5b
Wall of Lace
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6a
★ Live and Let Die
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5c
★★ Goldfinger
Goldfinger goes up the small pillar that resembles a hand giving the finger, in the middle of the east face of Jebel Rum. No belays are bolted. P1: Start up the cracks up and right along to a belay below the obvious crack and chimney (5a, 55m), Build your own anchor. P2: Climb the finger crack to a big ledge (6a, 35m) (5+ if you know how to finger jam), build your own anchor. P3: Climb up and left in a corner and proceed further to the very top of the Goldfinger pillar(5b, 20m). Descent in four rappels down the left (Troubadour) side of the pillar. Rapps on this side are bolted |
6b
Inshallah
First 4 pitches of "The Inshallah Factor". |
6c+ A1
Arthurs Hammmer
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
7a
Ziggurat
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
6c
Henngrint
Home made hangers on dark rock. |
7b
Petting
Homemade hangers. |
7a+/b
La Mano Negra
P1: Big glue in bolts, few cams and nuts would be needed along the way. P2-4 trad/sport? |
7b
NN
Homemade hangers, sling on the small roof. |
7a+
Chicken Heat
Slabish climb with very technical moves. |
6b
Rainbow Warrior
First 4 pitches of "Aquarius". |
7a
★★★ Ride Mit Camel
Soft rock that comes out in chunks! Not great quality and SCARY we bailed after 2 pitches. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Hammads Domes
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Hammads Domes |
Hammads Route
Bedouin Route. Howard guidebook #60. Summitpost route description with satellite picture. Topo. |
6b
★★★ The Pillar of Wisdom
350m in Total It is possible to climb the first 5 pitches (100m) of 'Coup Par Coup' as an alternative to the final section of the approach, and then start 'The Pillar of Wisdom' Topos: Howard guidebook #65. & Verticalpirate. |
5+
★★ Coup Par Coup
Topos: Howard guidebook #66 Graded TD: Tres Difficile/very difficult (Alpine grade) |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Wadi Shellali
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif Wadi Shellali |
6a
★★ Le Grec
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
5b
★★ Rum doodle
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif |
West side
Sandstone becomes brittle when wet because it absorbs water, this effects its internal structure. Once the rock surface is totally dry, you need to wait another 24 hours before climbing, this gives time for the absorbed water to also evaporate and the rock to regain its strength. |
Jebel Rum Massif West side |
PD
★★★ Sabbah's Route
Bedouin route up the canyon to the summit. Takes the right side of the canyon. |
PD
★★★ Thamudic route
Bedouin route up the canyon to the summit. 2000 years old. Takes the left side of the canyon. |
PD
★★★ Sheikh Hamdan's Route
The first recorded route in Rum, by wife and daughter of Tom Longstaff. Ascends the W side of Jebel Rum, Jordan. About 2km |
6a
Silver fox
finish on the shoulder of Frustration Dome, north of Sheikh Hamdan’s Siq |
6a+
Pensioners Tango
finish on the shoulder of Frustration Dome, north of Sheikh Hamdan’s Siq |
6b
Jordan Express
finish on the shoulder of Frustration Dome, north of Sheikh Hamdan’s Siq |
6b
Ivictus
Ivictus (Alema?n-Coll-Sort,) Catalan group climbers, see Desnivel.com |
6c
Deliri
Deliri (Bonsom-Gibert-Mas-Vale?) Catalan group climbers see Desnivel.com |
Jebel Rum Massif |
Abu Aina Towers
Imposing towers up a suspended garden |
Jebel Rum Massif Abu Aina Towers |
6b+
★★★ Lionheart
Direct line up the main crack system. Classic of the area, sustained climbing with scrambly finish. |
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