Explore the Southern Ridges in Singapore

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Overview

The Southern Ridges offer a stunning 10-kilometer network of walking trails that weave through the diverse terrains of Singapore, showcasing remarkable sites along the way. This scenic route connects various parks, like Kent Ridge, Mount Faber, and Labrador, creating an exhilarating experience for both walkers and cyclists. Each trail provides unique features, from the lush greenery of Marang Trail, accessible via an escalator from Harbourfront MRT station, to the breathtaking views atop Mt. Faber Hill. Noteworthy highlights include the Henderson Waves, a 274-meter-long pedestrian bridge renowned for its sculptural design and spectacular lighting, and the elevated Forest Walk, which immerses you in a vibrant ecosystem. Along the journey, discover the rich history embedded in WWII memorials and the diverse flora of Hort Park. The Southern Ridges is not just a hike; it’s an exploration of nature, beauty, and history, perfect for adventurers of all ages.

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Photo of Southern Ridges
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Opening hours

Open 24/7

Contact Info
  • AddressSingapore
  • Phone+65 1800 471 7300

Reviews

Yen Chen
Singapore
4
Canoly walk→hotpark→forest park→telok blangah hill park→henderson waves→mount faber park→harbourfront mrt Tips: 1.Start your hike around 7 AM to avoid the afternoon heat. 2.The trail is quite easy to walk, mostly flat paths. 3.Along the way, you’ll see a variety of flowers, trees, and beautiful natural scenery.
Jasmine Lim
Singapore
5
We went in this area to the Telok Blangah Hill Park and wanted to keep going further to the Forest Walk but unfortunately it was closed! We loved the hill park though, there was a lot of stairs, a nice garden and wonderful views. It is completely in nature and it’s so peaceful. If you find value in our reviews, please consider following our social media outlets on Facebook and Instagram as we highlight magical places you can add to your ever growing bucket list.
Daniel Tan
Singapore
4
Had a good walk on this nice scenic hiking trail. The facilities are well constructed and maintained. This is really quite suitable for seniors to try hiking because it is not too physically demanding.
Samantha Tan
Singapore
1
This place is closed. Everyone please go in from the entrance at Alexandra Arch instead. From here, we cannot get down and still have to take one big loop to get back. Don't make the same mistake, it's closed until July 2026.
Kevin Loo
Singapore
5
Good to let your mind relax and walk around the southern coastline of Singapore. It’s like you are in a national park.