openOman العربية
Representative photo of mountains in Oman, not Al Jabal al Abyad
Representative photoChristoph Strässler · CC BY SA 2.0

Mountains · Ad Dhahirah

Al Jabal al Abyad

جبل الأبيض

The picture above is a representative photograph, not this place — no free-licensed photograph of it exists yet. Have one to share?

Before you go

8 facts, each with its source
  • Time needed Half a day Source: editor · category default
  • Best season October–May Source: editor · category default
  • Difficulty Hard — steep and exposed, and the drive is part of it Source: editor · category default
  • Family friendly Older children — sheer drops are rarely fenced Source: editor · category default
  • Facilities Nothing mapped nearby — bring water, expect no toilets Source: osm · no facility mapped within 800 m
  • Drones Permission required from CAA Oman — approvals have been suspended at times in 2026, so confirm the current position before you travel Source: official · national rule · Civil Aviation Authority (CAA Oman) · checked 2026-09-05
  • Dress Oman expects shoulders and knees covered in public. Layers: it runs 10–15 °C cooler up here. Proper walking shoes. Source: editor · category default
  • Elevation 1426 m Source: osm

Not confirmed for this place: 4x4 needed · Entry fee · Opening hours · Wheelchair. Know one of these? Tell us →

Safety notes

  • Mountain tracks can be steep with sheer drops. Check the fact box for 4x4 requirements; some routes are closed to two-wheel-drive vehicles.
  • Temperatures at altitude are much lower than on the coast; carry layers and enough water for the hike.

Editor notes, reviewed 2026-09-02

How far is it?

  • 3 h 18 mfrom Muscat Airport (MCT) · 253 km
  • 56 mfrom Ibri · 73 km
  • 1 h 27 mfrom Al Buraimi · 114 km

Road distance and driving time from OpenStreetMap routing, without traffic. Mountain tracks are often slower than the router thinks.

When to go

October–May
  1. J
  2. F
  3. M
  4. A
  5. M
  6. J
  7. J
  8. A
  9. S
  10. O
  11. N
  12. D
ComfortableToo hot

High ground stays pleasant into late spring; winter nights are cold.

Source: editor · category default · 2026-09-02. Category default set by the editor — a verified per-place season replaces it.

mountain in Oman

Short description from Wikidata (CC0) · Q31729672

About & Sources Al Jabal al Abyad

Al Jabal al Abyad is a mountain in Ad Dhahirah, Oman — Wikidata describes it as "mountain in Oman". OpenStreetMap places it at about 1426 m above sea level. Entry fee, opening hours and vehicle requirements have not yet been verified for this page — the fact box says so plainly rather than guessing, so check locally before you go. For this kind of place the comfortable season is typically October–May. Nearby: Jabal Khutaym, Jabal Rawdah and Jabal Ghadhiya.

At a glance

  • Mountains · Ad Dhahirah
  • mountain in Oman
  • About 1426 m elevation (OSM)
  • Season: October–May (editor default)
  • 3 open-data sources · verified not yet

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Al Jabal al Abyad?

Typically October–May for mountains. High ground stays pleasant into late spring; winter nights are cold.

How long do I need at Al Jabal al Abyad?

Half a day (guidance for this category).

What facilities are there at Al Jabal al Abyad?

Nothing mapped nearby — bring water, expect no toilets (source: osm).

How high is Al Jabal al Abyad?

About 1426 m above sea level (source: osm).

Where is Al Jabal al Abyad?

In Ad Dhahirah (OM-ZA), Oman, at 23.5935, 56.4179 — near Jabal Khutaym, Jabal Rawdah and Jabal Ghadhiya.

Who can take you there

All operators →

Licensed local operators who run trips of this kind in this region. Contact them directly — we take no commission on an enquiry.

This slot is open

Are you a licensed operator who runs trips here? The first slot on this page is available to Verified operators for a flat monthly fee. No commission, and the enquiry goes straight to your WhatsApp.

Claim your listing →

Operators are listed from open data and Ministry of Heritage and Tourism's public directory. Ranking places paying operators first; everything else is by relevance and distance, and the badges say exactly what has been verified.

Information is compiled from open data and editor checks; conditions, fees and access change — verify locally before you travel.