Hatta Green Lake — Attraction in Dubai

We reached before dawn to explore the lake and adjoining mountains. It was serene, dead quiet. The access is pretty easy and Google Maps takes you there without a problem.

There were no other visitors and the views were breath taking. However some traces of camping were there, even though it is prohibited to camp, barbecue, or swim there. We also saw a Municipality Truck picking up trash. The area was very clean though. PLEASE DO NOT LITTER!

We spent an half an hour at the lake, took plenty of photos, and felt the temperature rising as the sun rose. Explored the trails in the mountains for another half hour and then headed to see Hatta Dam.

It is recommended to visit before sunrise or in winter, else one would not feel like stepping out of the car. Once you step out, then you experience the quietness and serenity.

An SUV is not required one can visit the lake easily in a sedan. It is not advisable to go in gravel tracks in the mountains.

We also discovered that one can access the Hatta without having to cross Omani Territory. In case someone is travelling without an ID or is barred from crossing Omani enclave. Google Maps will take you by default keeping you in UAE, though it is slightly longer. It will take you towards Sharjah and approach...

Hatta's mountains, located in the Hatta region of Dubai, UAE, are renowned for their dramatic landscapes and rugged terrain. This picturesque area features towering peaks, rocky outcrops, and lush wadis, creating a striking contrast to the surrounding desert. The mountains are a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and exploring scenic trails. The cool, elevated environment provides a refreshing escape from the city heat. Hatta’s mountains also boast stunning views, historical sites, and traditional villages, making it a unique and attractive location for nature lovers and...

Beautiful amazing place, just takes negative energy out of you! You can find big parking down there with (clean) public toilets and some snacks restaurants, and up there are another snacks trucks beside the tickets booth We arrived around 2pm on December 19, it wasn’t crowded, more people started coming after 4pm, weather was amazing you just need to bring a blazer in case of cold wind. I recommend to bring your own food or snacks because there’s isn’t variety of choices for food or drinks, I tried french fries and...