Abha: Mount Soudah Guided Hike
Al Bahah Province, Saudi Arabia
Conquer Mount Soudah, Saudi Arabia's highest peak, on a guided hike from Abha. Choose between a 3 km loop or a 7 km one-way trek for a private group.
Mount Soudah Hiking Tour near Abha suits adventurers seeking a challenging trek and panoramic views at Saudi Arabia's highest peak.
Conquer Mount Soudah, Saudi Arabia's highest peak, on a guided hiking tour from Abha. Choose between a 3 km loop or a 7 km one-way trek for private groups, both offering scenic and historic trails suitable for moderately fit to advanced hikers.
Your journey begins at Mosque Gurun with a safety and trail briefing from your professional trek guide. The hike passes an abandoned resting place and winds through shaded forests, offering contrast to the arid surroundings.
Enjoy ridge walks featuring panoramic views of the Asir region’s valleys and peaks, with stops at viewpoints for photos. The trail ends at a historic bridge linking mountains and foothills, highlighting ancient craftsmanship.
Your guide provides insights into the local flora, fauna, and history while ensuring your safety. Refill water points and refreshments are available along the route to keep you energized.
Route Options
- 3 km Round Trip: Medium-to-difficult loop for moderately fit hikers with rewarding ascent and descent
- 7 km One-Way (Private Group Only): More difficult route for advanced hikers, requiring additional pickup at the endpoint
Includes
- Professional trek guide
- Comprehensive briefing session
- Safety protocols and trail details
- Refill water point
- Refreshments
Excludes
- Transportation to and from the meeting point
- Personal hiking gear
Important Information
- Choose between 3 km or 7 km routes
- 7 km route requires additional pickup at the endpoint
- Moderate to difficult hiking level
- Historic and scenic trail
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear sturdy hiking shoes, bring sun protection, and book in advance, especially for private groups choosing the 7 km route.