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Abu Dhabi Opens Air-Conditioned Walking Tracks to Promote Summer Fitness

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Published: August 26, 2026
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Abu Dhabi has introduced three air-conditioned walking facilities to help residents and visitors remain physically active during the emirateโ€™s hot summer months. The facilities are located at Al Khalidiyah Park, Al Mamoura Walkway and King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa Park. The initiative is designed to make walking more comfortable and accessible while encouraging healthier lifestyles and greater use of public spaces.

The walking tracks use cooling systems to provide a more suitable environment for exercise despite high temperatures and humidity. Al Khalidiyah Parkโ€™s 660-metre walkway maintains a temperature of around 25ยฐC, while the track at King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa Park extends for approximately 700 metres.

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The facilities are intended for people of different age groups, including older adults and people of determination, providing opportunities for walking and light exercise throughout the year. The initiative forms part of Abu Dhabiโ€™s wider efforts to create more walkable urban environments and integrate health, recreation and community wellbeing into public infrastructure.

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