Singapore Hiking – 9 Best Walking Trails for Trekking
When you think of Singapore you’d think about its buzzing city full of skyscrapers, malls and condominiums, but do you ever wonder what residents do there for fun? Well it’s no secret that beyond the large jungles of concrete lie green spaces with a lot to discover, such as parks, ridges, wildlife reserves and hiking trails.
Hiking in Singapore
You’d be surprised to know that hiking isn’t as far-fetched an idea as you may think. It is quite rare for people to consider hiking as a leisure activity in Singapore, especially due to its hot and humid weather which is quite hard to deal with. However, if you ask around it won’t be very hard to find adventure enthusiasts and striking a conversation with them about the best places to hike
There is a variety of walking trails and hikes in Singapore, which range from treks through the tropical rainforest to coastal walks by the sea, there are long hiking trails that’ll let you soak in views that can only be described as breathtaking.
Places to Hike in Singapore
1.The southern ridges

The southern ridges Cover over 10 km of open green land that connects a network of trails starting at Harbour front Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station and the path takes you through Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, Hort Park and ends at Kent Ridge Park. Visiting all 5 parks in one trek is not a bad deal if you ask me.
The breathtaking scenery offers a spectacular bird’s eye view of the entire forest canopy, as you continue along the constantly changing trail. During the climb you will notice that you’re surrounded by lush greenery on one side and a beautiful view of Singapore’s landscape on the other.
2. Fort Canning park

If you are looking for something within the enclosed city of Singapore, it rests at the heart of the city, yet steals you away from the drama of city life. Fort Canning Park is the place you are looking for. It is a small mound which is just the right size for anyone to take up the challenge to hike up the trails which are strewn with over grown bushes, wet mud and the walls are damp and quaint. However due to its location it has become a place of recreation where concerts and live programmes are held yet there are special hiking spots meant just for enthusiasts. Read More…