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Hi, moving to Jordan-Amman-does anyone know what the mountain biking is like there?

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Posted : 20/05/2012 9:49 pm
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At the weekends you can drop by to Israel, the MTB there is a big scene ๐Ÿ˜‰


 
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this isn't very promising...


 
Posted : 21/05/2012 8:39 pm
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I lived there in 2003, lovely place, the Dead Sea is fantastic for mountain biking and only a 30 minute drive from Amman centre, plenty of trail areas, wouldn't really want to venture anywhere north or south of Amman as there are some really dodgy areas with a few militants dotted around........ Good luck and have fun..... If you need a decent pub the Grenadier is where a lot of the expats hang out, it's in the Swafiya area.


 
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a few militants dotted around

A whole other meaning to militant ramblers!


 
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Don't know but the 45min drive to the dead sea drops easily 1500m and is pretty spectacular. However I would not fancy going off exploring without a local. Not much help I know!


 
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never saw anything whilst I was there (a few months) and thinking about it I dont think I ever saw a bicycle at all or certainly no decent bike shops. Had an okay time there-no the best place I ever worked but not the worst either.

good luck !!!!


 
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a few militants dotted around
A whole other meaning to militant ramblers!

They walk Goats too, not Dogs


 
Posted : 21/05/2012 9:32 pm