A street passing through a forest north of Amman.

Iraq al-Amir, which means “Caves of the Prince”, is the name shared by a palace, nearby caves and the bigger town surrounding these at­tractions in a lush valley, sliced by a stream from natural mountain springs in Amman’s Wadi el-Seer suburb.

Located south of Amman this evergreen forest if filled with pine trees and features both hilly and flat terrain

A road with trees on each side, that stretches for about 300 meters.

A forest reserve with 23 cabins in Ajloun's highlands about 60 kilometers north of Amman.

Ajloun is a town in the fertile highlands of northern Jordan. It’s overlooked by the ruined Ajloun Castle that was built in the 1183, and is dominated by open woodlands.

Green hilly forest with road access and a walking trail.

Ajloun is a town in the fertile highlands of northern Jordan. It’s overlooked by the ruined Ajloun Castle that was built in the 1183, and is dominated by open woodlands.