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That's very impressive.

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The bridge is very beautiful.

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Wide trail overlooking the Dubai Water Canal mouth into the coastal lagoon at Jumeirah Island 2.

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Last exit

Nice restaurant for a coffee + croissant or a cold beer. The bikes are within sight.

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It is supposed to symbolize the Saih Al Salam Cycle Track. P.S. The highlight was in the wrong place. I have placed it correctly and reported it.

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Right on the waterfront there is a small tool station and an air pump 👍🏻.

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Nice bike lane along Jumeirah Beach. Separated from the footpath and the road.

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Very nice cycling

The beach is great, the island itself is a kind of reserve in which many African animals have been settled (including predators), which is why it can only be accessed via a safari. But even so, you can see dolphins and flamingos on the beach!

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Open 24 hours, before the gates to the park are open for cars allowing you to ride in early mornings.

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A golden flock of wild horse statues mark the palm-fringed entrance to the 5-star complex

Excellent world class bike trail, wide, paved, bidirectional with separated lanes, divided from pedestrian and jogging trails with a vegetation strip with some shade palms

Excellent view spot of the kite surfers and the Burj-al-Arab hotel tower to the south, particularly in the evening against the setting sun

Fantastic location to view the kit surfers taking advantage of the freqently steady winds, particularly scenic at sunset

Long sandy beach with five artificial coves, popular with kite surfers. Free showers, filtered drinking water next to the restaurants across from the nice wide bike trail.

On the beach north of the famous waterfront hotel tower a field of some hundred national flags offer a photo opportunity with a raised podium to get various angles of the view

Wide bidirectional bike path on the sea-facing side of the first bridge across the Dubai water canal. A straight ramp from the south and a curved ramp from the north provide gently graded climbs up, though creating a long detour from the canal. There are also elevators directly at both sides of the canal, though officially not for bikes. The view stretches along the coast mostly to the south with a part of the upper hotel tower of the Burj al Arab far in the distance, and across the traffic lanes a decent skyline view of the downtown along the canal with the tallest building, the Burj al Khalifa.