Al Qudra Cycling Track in Dubai is a popular destination for cyclists in the city. This unique track gives fitness and cycling enthusiasts an opportunity to ride their bikes amidst a breathtaking desert landscape.

The District One formerly known as Nad al Sheba Cycle Park and Meydan Loop Road is the area where the majority of the Dubai Roadster’s rides and training happen. We ride in this area regularly, and cars are used to seeing cyclists on the roads in the area. This is also the meeting point for the Dubai Roadsters group rides. 

The Jumeirah beach track provides residents and tourists with an area where they can pursue an active and healthy lifestyle by providing people with access to an outdoor cycling pathway. There are two separate tracks: one of them extends from the Dubai Water Canal to Umm Suqeim Park and the other track stretches from Jumeirah Street to Dubai internet city.

It's 19 km length. The track serves Al Khawaneej Community and connects to Mushrif Park track. The bike lane passes in front of Wolfi's store in Al Khawaneej Walk which has a big parking lot in front of the store.

Wolfi's Community Ridestarts at 7AM from Wolfi's Al Khawaneej. This coffee ride will start in the parking of Al Khawaneej Walk parking outside the Wolfi's store, head out along the cycle path for a 30km ride, returning to the parking area of Al Khawaneej Walk, and going to SALT in Al Khawaneej Mall. Everyone is encouraged to join for a coffee and hopefully a healthy breakfast.

Outlining the park is also rubber jogging track and cycling path that also features some gym equipment that’s free to use.

Al Khawaneej Pond Park

Track Length: 2,000m

Al Wathba Cycle Track is one of the best and most scenic cycling destinations in the UAE. Surrounded by miles and miles of desert.

The illuminated track can be broken down into several routes. Beginner cyclists can ride the 8-kilometre or 16-kilometre routes, while expert cyclers can take on the 20-kilometre, 22-kilometre or full 30-kilometre routes.You’ll find this unique track near the Camel Race Track, approximately a 40 to 50-minute drive from Abu Dhabi.

If you have ever enjoyed cycling, Abu Dhabi has a beautiful cycling track with a sea-view, that you absolutely have to try.

• 24/7 Open Cycling Tracks
• Jump Track
• Shower Facilities
• Rental Bike Facilities

Monday and Wednesday:6:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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Every Tuesday, Thursday & Friday:6:00 AM - 08:00 AM

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Cycling path along beautiful Abu Dhabi City Corniche.

If you want to explore our Emirate's heritage heartland as well as get some exercise in, then a bike trip in Al Ain is exactly what you're looking for! A track that is well-illuminated and modern, not only that, it is also suitable for both beginners and professionals. The cycling track meanders through some of the most stunning scenes in the UAE. Guess what? There are even two cycling branches that are available to you in Al Ain! Wolfi’s and the Abu Dhabi Cycling Club. The garden city we call Al Ain, is ripe and waiting to be explored on two wheels.

Take a ride across the second tallest mountain in the UAE.

Starting at the Green Mubazzarah Park at the base of the road, the Jebel Hafeet mountain road extends for 11.7 km up the mountain, rising 1219 m (4000 ft).

Jebel Hafeet was ridden by the Pro Peloton as part of the inaugraul Abu Dhabi Tour It was featured as well by the guys at GCN as one of the EPIC CLIMBS and EPIC DESCENTS in the UAE.

With three lanes and 60 corners, this immaculate road was called the greatest driving road in the world by Edmunds.com. The road scales the mountain and ends at a parking lot with an amazing view of Al Ain spread across the desert sands.

With a well-lit cycling track that is open for 24 hours for all, Al Ain Oasis provides a route catering to all levels. The pathways are shaded by 147,000 date palms and fruit trees and cyclists can enjoy a relaxing ride in this green paradise.

The highest point of the mountain or the apex, stands at 1900 m high. Jebel Jais is recognized as the UAE’s tallest mountain. Imagine the adrenaline coursing through your body as the wind brushes against your skin, valleys with sweeping views, and the sensation of isolation. Although the ascension is the hardest part of the journey, it is a test of skill and endurance. Take a moment and think of the satisfaction you will receive once you reach the summit. Jebel Jais rewards you with some of the most beautiful and impressive views in the UAE.