Shaq Reesh Trail
What makes the Shaq Reesh Trail so unique?
It's a hidden area in the heart of the Dana Nature Reserve.
Makes hikers wander through its exceptional landscapes which include a siq, hills and small historical sites.
You’ll come across juniper and wild pistachio trees fragrant lavender and sage, and natural wells.
Even though this trail is shorter than some, it doesn’t compromise on offering intriguing topography.
This zone is known for its one of a kind limestone rock structures which are clearly visible from Dana situated on the valley’s southern flank.
Shaq Al Reesh translates to ( feather’s crack ) indicating a vast geological fracture
in the limestone boulders.
Where you can find plenty of bird feathers since the area serves as a natural habitat for numerous species in the Nature Reserve.
The path takes you over these rocks and its unique charm is sure to enchant you.
The start point
Colorful rock walls
How difficult is the Shaq Reesh Trail?
Generally considered a moderately to easy 4 km loop trailIt takes an average of 2 or 3 Hours
to complete.
A 10 minuets drive south of the village, where lush woodlands give way to networks of canyons and gorges cutting into the mountainous landscape.
This is the starting point for the Shag Reesh Trail to a Nabatean mountain Canyon of the Feathers in Arabic
The walk begins in flower filled and quiet terraces, but involves a bit of scrambling and climbing through a narrow gorge to reach the spectacular summit dotted with cisterns and water channels.
( No transportation needed )
The valley of shaq reesh
The lion's face
