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Singapore
Boardwalks through primary rainforest and coastal ridges, all reachable by MRT.
Explore trails
Central Catchment Nature Reserve
Singapore's largest nature reserve, home to the MacRitchie TreeTop Walk
Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
Singapore's highest hill, and one of its last patches of primary rainforest
Southern Ridges
A 10-kilometre chain of parks and skywalks linking the harbour to the city's west
Pulau Ubin & Chek Jawa Wetlands
A rustic offshore island where six ecosystems meet at low tide
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
An ASEAN Heritage Park of mangrove and mudflat, where migratory shorebirds and saltwater crocodiles are the draw
Rail Corridor
A 24 km former railway line turned into one continuous green corridor the length of the island
Labrador Nature Reserve
Singapore's only natural rocky seashore, with wartime gun battery relics along a short coastal boardwalk
Dairy Farm Nature Park
A former dairy and granite quarry turned nature park, with Singapore's most photographed water-filled quarry
Coney Island Park
A deliberately rustic island of casuarina woodland and free-ranging wildlife off Punggol
Pasir Ris Mangrove Boardwalk
A 24-hour boardwalk through a preserved mangrove remnant, minutes from Pasir Ris MRT
By region
Every area on this page, grouped by the state, province or district it sits in. An area that spans more than one appears under each.
Central Singapore4 areas
Eastern Singapore2 areas
North East SingaporeOne area
- Coney Island ParkPunggol