دليل غابة رغدانمشروع معرفي مستقل غير ربحي

Location & map

Where is Raghadan Forest? Address, map & access

The forest lies west of Al Bahah city on the Sarawat highlands. Save the arrival point before climbing the mountain road, and watch for fog and curves while driving.

Map

Save the arrival point before the climb

The forest map pin used here is a navigation reference, not a verified gate or accessible route: 20.0221476, 41.4332427.

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Navigation address

Address & coordinates

4657 Al Hakam Al ZaroOqi, 6905, Al Bahah 65731, Saudi Arabia.

Coordinates: 20.0221476, 41.4332427 — enter them in a maps app or open the link above.

Nearest airport

Al Aqeeq airport then the mountain road

King Saud bin Abdulaziz Airport in Al Aqeeq is Al Bahah's airport, in Al Aqeeq; check the road route and travel time for your arrival. Collect luggage, then continue by a rented car or taxi toward Al Bahah, reaching Raghadan to the west.

Ways to get there

Car, public transport, and taxi

Car

Enter the coordinates or open the map link. Watch for fog and curves, and slow down when visibility drops or it rains. Fill the fuel tank before the highlands.

Public transport

We do not rely on a fixed bus line reaching the forest gate directly without checking first. If you reach Al Bahah by intercity transport, plan the final leg in advance and check the local transport network at travel time.

Taxi

A taxi or booked transfer is a practical option from the airport or city. Agree on a return point or check the possibility of booking a return ride, especially late at night or at peak season.

Frequently asked questions

Location & access

Can I reach the forest by bus?

Do not assume a fixed bus line goes directly to the forest gate without checking first. You can reach Al Bahah city by various transport, then complete the final leg by car or taxi depending on the service available at travel time.

What is the best time to visit Raghadan Forest?

Choose a daylight visit within confirmed opening hours for the overlooks; clouds remain unpredictable. Summer is busier because Al Bahah weather is mild, whereas rain and fog call for more careful driving and walking.

Is the site suitable for wheelchairs?

There are designated disabled parking bays and some developed, paved paths and services, but the forest is mountainous with elevation changes. Check the intended trail on arrival and prefer paved areas if mobility is limited.