Al Fujayrah to Dibba Al-Fujairah
- 63 km
- 166 m
- Moderate
- Paved
Elevation profile
Route overview
Suitable for cyclists looking for a flat to rolling 60 km ride with gentle climbs.
A 63.3 km point-to-point ride from Al Fujayrah to Dibba Al-Fujairah in the Hajar Mountains, UAE, with 166 m of elevation gain.
Starting in Al Fujayrah, the route passes through suburbs including Al Saaf, Al Ghail, and Al Maqt'a within the initial 2 km. It continues along the coast through several urban areas such as Kalba at 6.9 km and Khor Fakkan near 44 km. The terrain remains mostly low with modest elevation changes, reaching a low point of 2 m around 4 km. The route includes a notable climb of 1.6 km starting at 36.7 km, ascending 50 m at an average gradient of 3.2% and a maximum of 4.8%, reaching 68 m at 38.4 km. The profile features moderate elevation gain mainly after the halfway point with a total clipping of 166 m over the whole 63.3 km. The route passes through varied settlements including villages, suburbs, towns, and cities. Peaks near the route include Al Jabal Al Ahmar at 155 m around 20.9 km, and Jabal Abu Ziba at 248 m near 32.6 km. Cafés and restaurants are located at various points, primarily during the first half of the ride.
Highlights
- Climb between 36.7 km and 38.3 km
- Peak Al Jabal Al Ahmar at 155 m near 20.9 km
- Jabal Abu Ziba peak at 248 m near 32.6 km
- Route passes through Khor Fakkan city near 44 km
Along the route
Places passed
On the road
Climbs
| Starts at | Length | Gain | Average | Max | Top |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 36.7 km | 1.6 km | 50 m | 3.2 % | 4.8 % | 68 m |
Practical information
- Paved
- Point to point
- 2½–3½ hours riding
- November with temperatures around 27°C.
Know before you go
- Modest gradients up to 4.8% on climb
