حداد بني مالك Saudi Arabia
2026-09-10
3 Days
Camping & Hiking
25 persons
Bani Malek
3 days of learning and practice. Your practical step toward stronger and more confident adventures.
In the highlands of Bani Malik, south of Taif, surrounded by Jabal Ibrahim’s rugged terrain, old mountain villages, and deep valleys, nature becomes an open-air training ground. This is not a place where you simply learn about adventure—you practise its skills and discover how proper preparation can transform an uncertain outdoor experience into a structured and confident mountain adventure.
The Lost Mountains Outdoor Adventure Camp at Jabal Ibrahim is designed as a starting point for beginners and a development experience for adventurers who want to organise their knowledge, strengthen their readiness, and build a practical foundation for hiking, camping, and mountain adventures.
The experience begins on Thursday evening with arrival at the location, meeting the team, checking equipment, and settling into camp before two active days of learning and practice. On Friday morning, field training begins with adventure planning, selecting appropriate equipment, preparing and balancing a backpack, establishing a campsite, managing the camp environment, and preparing meals outdoors.
As training moves into the terrain surrounding Jabal Ibrahim, adventurers learn to read maps, use GPS devices, understand direction, elevation, and natural landmarks, select safe lines of movement, and assess risks before making decisions. The camp also introduces essential first-aid principles, group management, teamwork, communication, and leadership in outdoor environments.
The program includes practical experience with rope equipment, beginning with helmets, harnesses, ropes, connection systems, and essential knots. Adventurers then practise controlled rope ascent and abseiling under the team’s supervision within an organised training environment. The objective is to understand the equipment and use it with confidence, focus, and control.
On Saturday, the individual skills come together in an integrated field challenge. Adventurers prepare their equipment, navigate using maps and GPS, work as a team, and respond to situations requiring planning, communication, and decision-making before the camp concludes at sunset.
You will plan, carry your equipment, organise your campsite, navigate through nature, use maps and ropes, and face challenges that connect individual skills into one complete field experience.
Evening arrival, meeting the team, checking equipment, organising the campsite, and preparing for training.
Equipment and backpack preparation, camp management, navigation, risk assessment, first aid, and rope skills.
A team challenge combining navigation, planning, leadership, communication, and decision-making before sunset.
Whether you are preparing for your first mountain adventure or developing previous outdoor experience, the camp provides a clearer understanding of equipment, terrain, and risk, supported by practical skills you can use in future adventures.
Three days at Jabal Ibrahim that build stronger preparation, greater awareness, and more confidence in nature.
Your complete journey through adventure
Welcome the adventurers, complete registration, allocate tents, and settle in for the night in preparation for Friday’s program.
Plan an Adventure, assess difficulty and weather, prepare equipment and a backpack, set and manage camp, practice cooking and water management, complete a guided training hike, use maps / GPS and close with a fireside risk-and-experience session.
An introduction to the camp and different mountain adventures, including Hiking, Trekking, Camping, Backpacking, Mountaineering and Rock Climbing. Adventurers then learn the fundamentals of planning a hiking route, study and plan the day’s route with the leaders
Introduction to the hiking route and its key details, followed by the start of the hike, with practical skill application, knowledge sharing, and role rotation throughout the route.
Return to camp, perform Friday prayer, have lunch, and take time to rest and recover after the hike.
A practical workshop covering camping and the planning and preparation of outdoor adventures.
Take part in a field exercise involving navigation, teamwork, simulated injuries, emergency scenarios and decision-making.
Prayer, rest, dinner preparation and the evening meale
Dinner and open session with the leaders to review the day’s skills, exchange experiences and stories, and answer adventurers’ questions.
Wake up and perform Fajr prayer, followed by breakfast and preparation for practical rope training.
Learn about the rope equipment used for abseiling, rope ascent and mountaineering, including essential safety principles and correct use
Field practiceAdventurers then complete supervised field practice
Return to camp base and Rest follwed by Lunch
The camp concludes after lunch, followed by campbase removal and preperation for departure.