
Road · United Arab Emirates

Suitable for cyclists who want a moderate 44 km ride with little climbing.
A 44 km out-and-back ride in the Hajar Mountains from Al Aqah to Dibba and back covering 122 m climbing.
Starting at Al Aqah beneath Jabal Dadna (102 m), the route heads northwest passing Al Ghurfa at 14.9 km and reaching Dibba Al Fujairah at 18.6 km. It continues through a series of small localities including Al Doob, Northern District, Dibba Al Hisn, and others up to around 28 km near Aqabat al Hadid (171 m). The high point on the route is 28 m at 9.8 km. The lowest point is 2 m at 21.4 km, just past Dibba. After this, the ride returns on the same route to Al Aqah. The surface is 99% paved with no gravel or unpaved sections. The ride includes 62% on major roads, 17% on quiet streets, 14% on main roads, and 6% on minor roads. The longest named road ridden is the Dibba-Khor Fakkan Road for 25.9 km. There are 33 km on main roads without a cycle lane and 17 km on roads with posted limits of 80 km/h or more. Gradients are gentle with 6% climbing, no sections above 5% sustained gradient, and a steepest 500 m segment averaging 3.6% at 9.2 km. Food and drink options are near the start and middle of the route, including restaurants and a café at 2.3 km and 10.5 km, plus a fast food outlet at 28.2 km. Shops and petrol stations appear at 3.1 km, 15.1 km, and 28.2 km. There is a longest stretch of 9.7 km between 33 and 42.7 km without any café, shop, or water. Toilets are available at the start (0 km).