Uhud Road (Arabic: طريق أحد, romanized: Ṭarīq Uḥud) is a significant thoroughfare located in Medina, Saudi Arabia. It serves as a primary access route to Mount Uhud, a historically and religiously important site in Islamic history.
The road is situated in the northern part of Medina, extending towards the iconic Mount Uhud. This mountain is renowned as the site of the Battle of Uhud, fought in 625 CE (3 AH) between the early Muslim community led by Prophet Muhammad and an army from Mecca. As such, Uhud Road facilitates access for pilgrims and tourists visiting the various historical landmarks associated with the battle, including the Uhud Martyrs Cemetery and the base of the mountain itself.
Uhud Road is a vital part of Medina's infrastructure, connecting residential areas and commercial establishments to the historically significant northern districts. It is frequently used by visitors seeking to reflect on the events of the Battle of Uhud and pay respects at the site, making it a well-known artery within the city.