The Jabal Harun Trail is a challenging hiking trail, but it's worth experiencing. It starts at Pharaoh's Column and ends at the summit of Jabal Harun. It is a long trail that requires a full day to complete, so it should be started early in the morning. Along the way, hikers will pass significant landmarks, including rock-cut tombs at the eastern base of Umm al-Biyara and snake monuments at Al Thugra. Hikers must stay on the marked trail to ensure safety and preserve the site.

The final segment is particularly difficult, starting from the base of Mount Harun and requiring a steep climb. This part demands high physical fitness, though animals like donkeys can be used for assistance. Along the trail, there are many juniper trees adorning the mountains, adding to the scenic beauty.

The trail offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and the ancient city of Petra. Hikers should come prepared with plenty of water, snacks, comfortable hiking shoes, a hat, and sunscreen to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.

The summit of Jabal Harun provides breathtaking vistas of the Wadi Araba area, Petra, and the Ashara mountains. The journey combines physical challenge with the exploration of Petra’s history and natural beauty, making the effort well worth it for the views and sense of achievement.