This hike can be carried out in parts or as a whole, and so it varies from an hour to three, depending on individual hiking speed. I like to start at the beginning which is a short hike up mount Fabre near vivo city. I think there are about 4 entrances. Check your gps for details as it is not easy to describe in words. From here the hike will link to the Henderson wave which is an interestingly designed bridge which is in the form of a length of wave. From here, you will get a great view of the Telok Blangah area from a high point. I think you can get a great sunset view from here but I never come then so not sure. Continuing you will come across metal decking which offers a “tree top walk”. This leads to another bridge which crosses over to the Hort Parl. Another great attraction dedicated to plants and planting. Heading to the rear of the park, there is a short climb which leads to BUKIT Chandu war memorial which is inside Kent ridge park. From Kent ridge park, you can hike to science park and then to Ayer rajah industrial estate and to the One North area which is essentially a business park where you can find some restaurants. Nearest MRT is One North. This is about three hours of hiking through road, hills, pathways and parks. Enjoy.

What an incredible or urban oasis away from the busy streets of Singapore. As you can see from the rating and all the reviews, this is a must do activity! Back in 2002, the city proposed to connect a series of parks which is now the Southern Ridges. The approximate 6-mile walk is mostly incline and decline pathways built for the average person. You will walk over beautiful foliage and will have some of the best skyline and water views. During your walk, you’ll pass by the Singapore cable car station. If you’re planning to use the Grab app to get you there and you type in “Southern Ridges”, the GPS of the app will take the driver to a section off of Alexandra Road. Don’t do this! It’s very dangerous to get out of the car on this busy roadway. It has barriers you’ll need to jump over in order to get to the trail. I highly recommend starting at the Harbourfront MRT station. During your walk, there are plenty of rest areas and bathrooms. Make this part of your visit!

I would say that the Southern Ridges is one of the best places in Singapore for travelers who are looking for an easy way to experience the natural sights without going too far off from the city center. Additionally, the beautiful bridge structure makes it easy to explore this area. It is also connected to many other surrounding nature parks so you could easily spend an entire day in this area!