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From the Grand Canyon views of Jebel Shams to the green terraces of Jabal Al Akhdar — Oman's peaks offer trekking, cool escapes and unforgettable vistas.
Oman's mountains span dramatic canyons, frankincense highlands and world-class climbing routes — each peak with its own character and season.
Al Hajar Mountains
Up to 20 degrees cooler than the coast, a hidden paradise of gardens, vegetation and orchards secreted among flowing wadis and terraces. Cool mountain air and high rainfall support temperate fruit crops.
Al Buraimi
Known as the Grey Mountain on the north-western fringes of Abud village. A popular peak for arduous climbing and trekking, with flowering Caralluma Arabica and fascinating bat species.
Al Dhahirah
The French Pillar stands at the end of the 1979 route from Ibri to the south-east face. Stunning desert hybrid lines draw comparisons to the Grandes Jorasses and El Capitan — climbs of similar scale.
Dhofar
A popular destination in Dhofar, especially during Khareef (July–September) when slopes and plains turn lush green. Rocky frankincense fields, flowing streams and lively animal reserves await.
Al Hajar Mountains
Translated as Mountain of the Sun, Jebel Shams is Oman's highest peak. Views into spectacular Wadi Ghul and Al Nakhur Canyon — known as the Grand Canyon of Arabia — make it a must-visit for any traveller.