New 102-Metre Bridge Connects Mushrif National Park Trails
The new crossing gives cyclists and pedestrians separate routes through the park without having to cross vehicle roads.
A new 102-metre bridge has opened at Mushrif National Park, connecting previously separated sections of the park’s mountain biking trails and allowing cyclists to continue their route without crossing vehicle roads.
The bridge includes two separate paths, one for mountain bikers and another for pedestrians, helping keep the two flows apart while improving access across the park. The cycling section of the crossing extends 182 metres and forms a new link within Mushrif’s wider trail network.
Mushrif National Park is home to Dubai’s largest forest and attracts cyclists, walkers, families and fitness enthusiasts. The new structure forms part of wider development aimed at improving outdoor recreation and trail connectivity while keeping the park’s natural setting intact.
Visitors can begin their route at Mushrif Hub, which serves as an entry point for mountain bikers, walkers and nature visitors before connecting onto the park’s trails.
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