Named for the flowers that can be seen around the trail every spring, this hiking loop passes through thick woodlands, orchards, farms and villages in and around the reserve. It offers beautiful views of the West Bank, Syria, and the Jordanian countryside. About halfway through the hike, observe the wine and olive press from the Byzantine and Roman eras, and just before reaching the end of the trail, rest in the shade of a large Maloul tree. Each season has different vegetation to enjoy. The first half of the trail is uphill and the second half is downhill; there are steep scrambles enroute that demand a reasonable level of fitness.

you have the option to continue on a challenging road, which will take you starting from the small farmhouse and its adjacent orchards on the way to Ajloun Castle, which was built between 1184 AD - 1188 AD by Saladin’s nephew. In the first section of the corridor you can enjoy With views of the West Bank and Syria, before descending into a valley