CancellationTickets are non-refundable and non-cancellable.
Overview
Mushrif National Park is one of Dubai's major outdoor destinations, known for its extensive Ghaf-tree forest and wide range of recreational facilities. Visitors can enjoy green spaces, walking and hiking trails, mountain biking, children's areas, sports facilities, picnics and barbecue areas. The park also features the Mushrif Hub, with cafés, restaurants, changing rooms and showers, while its mountain network includes a 9.7 km hiking trail and a 50 km mountain-bike network.
Ticket options & packages
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General admission to Mushrif National Park
Access to park green spaces
Walking and recreational areas
Children's play areas
Picnic areas
Barbecue areas
Public park facilities
Round-trip transfer — included only if selected in the package
What’s excluded
Food & beverages
Swimming pool admission
Bicycle rental
Paid activities
Private/event facilities
Personal expenses
Good to know
RestroomsRestaurant / CaféPrayer FacilitiesChanging RoomKids Play AreaShaded AreasFree ParkingEnglishArabicFriendsNature LoversFamily FriendlyCouplesAdultsKids FriendlyRelaxationParks & GardensOutdoorCyclingGhaf Forest – Explore Dubai's large natural forest area.Hiking Trail – 9.7 km multi-level trail for recreational and sport hiking.Mountain Biking – 50 km network with beginner, intermediate and advanced routes.Mushrif Hub – Cafés, restaurants, showers and changing facilities.Family Recreation – Enjoy playgrounds, green spaces, picnics and outdoor activities.New Trail Bridge – Dedicated cycling and hiking lanes across the new 2026 bridge.
Know before you go
The hiking trail is approximately 9.7 km and is free to use, although normal park/gate access may apply.
Children up to 2 years are listed as free for general park entry.
Hiking visitors should carry sufficient drinking water and wear suitable footwear/clothing.
Trail and activity operating hours can differ from general park hours.
Mountain-bike facilities include beginner, intermediate and advanced routes.
A new bridge opened in August 2026, connecting sections of the mountain-bike route and providing separate lanes for cyclists and hikers.
Swimming, adventure activities and other paid facilities are separate.
Mushrif Hub has cafés/restaurants, changing rooms and showers.
How to reach
Metro: Take the Red Line to Centrepoint Metro Station, then continue by taxi.
Taxi: Directly to Mushrif National Park.
Car: Access the park from the Al Khawaneej Street (D89) area.
Bus: RTA bus services operate in the Mushrif/Al Khawaneej area; route availability depends on the starting point.
Frequently asked questions
Is hiking free?
Dubai Municipality states that the 9.7 km hiking trail is free to use. Normal park/gate access may still apply.
Does Mushrif Park have mountain biking?
Yes. The current mountain-bike network totals approximately 50 km, with green, blue and red routes for different skill levels.
Can I have a picnic or barbecue?
Yes, designated picnic and barbecue facilities are available.
Is there food inside the park?
Yes. Mushrif Hub includes café and restaurant facilities.
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