Places to Trek In Singapore
South Ridge Hike, Tree-Top Walk At MacRitchie Reservoir, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Bukit Batok Hill, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Mount Serapong, Dairy Farm Nature Park and many more.
Hiking in Singapore city is a rewarding experience, especially if you are a nature enthusiast. The rich tropical landscape and the vibrant history are captured through the many trails and paths in this city of gardens. From enjoying the panoramic views of the cityscape from the top of Mount Serapong to walking alongside the dense tree canopies at MacRitchie Reservoir’s Tree-Top Walk, the options are as varied as you can imagine. For those seeking an immersive adventure, consider a Singapore tour package that includes guided hikes and exploration of these picturesque trails. The package ensures a seamless experience, allowing you to delve into the natural beauty and historical charm of Singapore while enjoying the expertise of knowledgeable guides.
You can also head out for a hike and uncover Singapore’s rich heritage through trails that weave through Singapore’s history like Fort Canning Park with their augmented reality trails and Labrador Nature Reserve with its fort from World War II. There are various places to visit with your family in Singapore so brace yourselves to experience something great and amazing. No matter what your age or fitness level is, there is a trek for you.
You can take your kids and pets for an early morning walk along abandoned railway tracks, on the Green Corridor trail or you can challenge yourself and walk to the Upper Peirce Reservoir, covering more than 4.5 kilometres of uphill area. Trekking is one of the best things to do in Singapore that will take you through mudflats, mangroves, jungles, coastlines and old battlegrounds, making your days spent hiking, some of the most memorable ones.
