Stored figure · 2026
Jordan Trail permit cost 2026
The cost below is the string on this trail record. It is not a live tariff and not a booking page.
- Cost
- See notes — three authorities, no combined trail fee
- Name
- Section permits (Petra / Wadi Rum / Dana)
- Issued by
- PDTRA, ASEZA, and RSCN
- Notes
- No single Jordan Trail walking permit on https://www.jordantrail.org/ (checked 2026-08-20); the JT Pass is a trail passport, not a park ticket. Petra (PDTRA): archaeological-site ticket — accommodated visitors 50/55/60 JD for 1/2/3 days, non-accommodated one-day 90 JD (https://visitpetra.jo/en/Petrafees, checked 2026-08-20); buy at the Visitor Center or https://petrapass.pdtra.gov.jo/. Wadi Rum Protected Area entry: 5 JOD foreign / 1 JOD Jordanian (Jordan Tourism Board entrance-fees table, https://international.visitjordan.com/page/17/entrance-fees/, checked 2026-08-24). The Jordan Pass covers that entry (JTB, https://international.visitjordan.com/blog/external/7626/how-much-does-it-cost-to-go-to-petra-jordan/, checked 2026-08-24). ASEZA manages the reserve (https://aseza.jo/EN/Pages/Wadi_Rum_department, checked 2026-08-20). This is a section fee for the Wadi Rum reserve, not a whole-trail permit. Dana (RSCN): daily entrance JOD 10 non-Jordanian / 5 resident / 2 Jordanian, tax included, 2025 rate sheet https://www.rscn.org.jo/uploaded_files/reservation/Dana%202025-1.pdf (checked 2026-08-20); guided trail fees are separate on that sheet. Best season (https://www.jordantrail.org/planning-your-trip, checked 2026-08-23): north March–April, south February–March; September to mid-November is similarly pleasant — not a flat spring/autumn stamp.