With a height of 6,083 feet, the Umm ad Dami mountain is Jordan's tallest mountain. In the Wadi Rum, which is part of the Aqaba Governorate, the mountain is also extremely near to the Saudi Arabian border. Since Umm ad Dami is the highest point in the country, it is known to experience snowfall on a regular basis. Jordan's capital, Amman, is located in the northwest, while Irbid and AL Zarqa are located in the north. In the south, you'll find Karak and Aqaba.

The tallest peak in Jordan is Jabal Umm ad Dami, which is located in the famous Wadi Rum. The claimed elevation of 1,854 meters corresponds to SRTM data. It is located near the Saudi Arabian border in Jordan's Aqaba Governorate at 29°18′30′′N 35°25′45′′E.

Location: Jordan's Aqaba Governorate

Elevation: 1,854 m

With a height of 5,689 feet, the Ramm mountain is the country's second highest peak. The peak is found in the Aqaba Governorate's Wadi Rum, popularly known as the Valley of the Moon. Most sources state that it is 1,734 meters (5,689 feet) above sea level. It was once assumed to be Jordan's highest point, however SRTM data shows that Jabal Umm al Dami is higher, at 1,854 meters (6,083 feet) above sea level.

Climbers flock to it because of the traditional climbing routes that run up its eastern face. There are approximately ten scrambling routes that run the length of the mountain. The Thamudic and Sheikh Hamdans are the most popular scrambling routes.

The Bedouin people were the first to climb Mount Ramm, although the first known ascent was by a group of surveyors in 1949, who were led to the summit by Sheik Hamdan, a Bedouin guide. In 1952, Englishwomen Charmian Longstaff and Sylvia Branford, who were also accompanied by Hamdan, made the first known European climb. Tony Howard wrote Wadi Rum and Jabal Rum: Treks and Climbs in Wadi Rum, Jordan, which is a useful book.

Location: the Aqaba Governorate's Wadi Rum

Elevation: 1,734 m

With a height of 5,623 feet, the Marajim mountain is the third highest peak in the country. Jibal al Marajim is located north of Ras Um Lawzah and west of Bir Ayn al Jubayb. Jibl al Marjim (ar), Jibal al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim, Jibl al Marajim.

Mount Marajim, like Mount Khilal and Mount Ghazal, may be found in Jordan's Ma'an Governorate. There isn't much known about this mountain or when it was first climbed, except from its height and location.

Location: north of Ras Um Lawzah and west of Bir Ayn al Jubayb

Elevation: 1,714 m