3 curated Hiking spots in Singapore, each with its own note and source.
Central · Best time: Year-round · Beginner
Bukit Timah's summit stands at 163 m, Singapore's highest natural point; the reserve covers 163 hectares and opens daily from 7am to 7pm. Trails start at the end of Hindhede Drive (83 car parking spaces, Beauty World MRT next door). Pets are banned to protect the wildlife, and groups of more than 30 need a permit applied for at least a month ahead.
Sources: National Parks Board Singapore (NParks), NParks Singapore
Singapur · Best time: Year-round · Beginner
The Central Catchment Nature Reserve holds over 20 km of trails, centred on the TreeTop Walk, a 25 m high suspension bridge above the forest. Opening hours are 7am to 7pm, with separate times for the TreeTop Walk. Bicycles are not allowed and you must stay on marked paths. Entrances: MacRitchie Reservoir Park and Windsor Nature Park.
Sources: National Parks Board Singapore (NParks), NParks Singapore
South · Best time: Jan–Dec · Beginner
The ridge links Mount Faber with Telok Blangah Hill Park (34 ha): the Forest Walk runs 1.3 km on an elevated boardwalk, and the Henderson Waves bridge spans 274 m. At Mount Faber the Marang Trail climbs 700 m in length in about 15 minutes. The parks are open around the clock, but the Earth Trail must not be entered after 7pm.
Sources: National Parks Board Singapore (NParks), National Parks Board Singapore (NParks)