Sha'ib Umm Qasr, west of Riyadh, stands out as one of the environmental projects that have repurposed natural elements to shape an open urban space, combining environmental features with recreational facilities, and embodying a developmental approach that balances urban development and environmental conservation, through destinations that provide residents and visitors a natural outlet in the heart of the city. The wadi is located in the Al-Uraija Al-Wusta district and is one of the natural tributaries of Wadi Hanifa. The rehabilitation and development works carried out under the initiatives of the Riyadh Green Project marked a turning point for the site, after it was redeveloped according to environmental and engineering standards that helped preserve its nature, enrich the urban landscape, and create an integrated environment for sports and recreational activities. In the wadi, dedicated walking and running trails harmonize with cycling tracks, while a sports bridge with a modern architectural design stands as one of its most prominent features, offering visitors diverse views along the valley, especially with night lighting that adds an aesthetic dimension, enhancing its appeal as a destination for outdoor activities. The area is surrounded by trees and plants compatible with the local environment, along with waterfalls and water bodies that give the place a natural character. Service facilities, including seating areas and restrooms, provide a well-prepared environment to welcome visitors of all categories, making the wadi a destination that combines strolling, physical activity, and enjoying nature. Sha'ib Umm Qasr embodies Riyadh's direction toward developing sustainable environmental destinations by investing in natural valleys and transforming them into open urban facilities that contribute to enhancing quality of life, expanding entertainment options, and cementing the capital's status as a city where urban development integrates with environmental conservation.