Cycling in Madouk
Cycling from Madouk offers a 32 km route through the Hajar Mountains with a steady climb and mostly paved roads.
Cycling guide to Madouk
Routes from Madouk in the Hajar Mountains include a 32.2 km point-to-point ride passing through Far`ah, Mamduh, and Shawka. The biggest climb begins at the start and extends for 7.3 km, gaining 296 m with an average gradient of 4.1% and a maximum of 7.6%. The route reaches a high point of 476 m above sea level. The terrain is predominantly paved with 98% of the surface suitable for road cycling and a small portion of 2% gravel or unpaved sections.
Cyclists should note the route includes 31.2 km on main roads without cycle lanes and no dedicated cycle paths. Services such as shops or cafés are limited, with the longest stretch without services being 19.5 km. There are no nearby railway stations along the route. The ride is possible in February, with temperature data unavailable.
More on best time to ride, terrain
Best time to ride
February is a recorded month for this route; temperature data is not available.
Terrain
The route features a steady climb, especially in the first 7.3 km at 4.1% average gradient and climbs to 476 m. The terrain is mostly paved with some short unpaved sections.