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Wadi Bin Hammad wet trail
Wadi Bin Hammad的点评
点评：We were lucky enough that this wet trail hike was open in November (normal opening April-October as the rains come and too dangerous). It’s about 55 mins NW of Karak, the road towards the end alternates between dodgy tarmac and off road and is very steep in places with hairpin bends down and then up on way back! But is doable in a 2WD. At the moment they are doing road construction so you can’t drive down to where the hike begins. We pulled over where the road closed and pondered what to do. There were 2 other rental cars there so figured it was possible. We then saw in the distance 2 people walking back up from the wadi through the construction site. We waited and prepped some kit. A day sack with some water, snacks, towel, dry bag and wet shoes. When they reached us they had some English and they had a guide with them. We accepted his services for 20 JOD. You don’t need a guide for the wadi per se, but we realised we needed him to yell and whistle at the digger drivers who were gouging out rocks to stop whilst we passed! We walked about 300m down to the wadi entrance, changed into our wet shoes, had a cup
of tea and paid another 5 JOD each to do the walk. The siq is beautiful, supplied by hot springs and cold waterfalls, it’s more of a tropical environment. You walk with the current on your way in and against on way back. In November the water was only mid shin deep, but you got wetter mid thigh on way back because going against current. You do need trainers or wet shoes with a bit of sole as it’s quite bruising on the soles of your feet. We hiked in the wadi for 2 hours total there and back, plus the 300m odd walk down to it and back. It was a great experience.
of tea and paid another 5 JOD each to do the walk. The siq is beautiful, supplied by hot springs and cold waterfalls, it’s more of a tropical environment. You walk with the current on your way in and against on way back. In November the water was only mid shin deep, but you got wetter mid thigh on way back because going against current. You do need trainers or wet shoes with a bit of sole as it’s quite bruising on the soles of your feet. We hiked in the wadi for 2 hours total there and back, plus the 300m odd walk down to it and back. It was a great experience.
翻译：我们很幸运，这条湿地徒步路线在十一月开放（通常四月到十月雨季期间开放，因为那时太危险）。它位于卡拉克西北方向约55分钟车程处，通往终点的路段时而崎岖不平，时而崎岖不平，有些地方非常陡峭，回程时还有急转弯！不过，两驱车也能通行。目前，他们正在修路，所以无法开车到达徒步起点。我们在路封路的地方停了下来，琢磨着该怎么办。那里还有两辆租车，所以我们觉得应该可以过去。这时，我们看到远处有两个人正从河谷穿过施工路段往回走。我们等了一会儿，收拾好装备：一个装有水、零食、毛巾、防水袋和湿鞋的背包。他们找到我们时，会说一些英语，而且还带了一位向导。我们以20约旦第纳尔的价格接受了他的服务。进入峡谷本身并不需要向导，但我们意识到我们需要他来对着那些正在凿岩的挖掘机司机大喊大叫、吹口哨，让他们停下来让我们通过！我们沿着峡谷向下走了大约300米，换上了湿漉漉的鞋子，喝了杯茶，然后每人又付了5约旦第纳尔的向导费。峡谷景色优美，由温泉和冷瀑布汇聚而成，更像是一个热带环境。去程顺流而下，回程逆流而上。11月份的时候，水只到小腿肚，但回程因为逆流，水会淹到大腿肚。你需要穿运动鞋或鞋底较厚的防水鞋，因为脚底很容易被水磨破。我们在峡谷里徒步往返一共花了2个小时，再加上往返峡谷的300多米路程。这是一次很棒的体验。
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