Best Walking Trails & Routes in Singapore

Singapore Wake Park is a cable -ski park built in a lagoon at Singapore East Coast Park (ECP). It is located next to the food village at Area E of the ECP. The public parking area is about 50 m on the left from the park. Start from the side of the lagoon just as you enter the park proper from the parking lot. A walk around the circumference of this park is about 1 km. One side of the park is next to the side road and the other one is next to the tracks by the beach. Pathway is paved all round with shady trees at some part. Carved table and seats made from tree trunks are available at interval. A washroom with soft drinks vending machines and a water fountain is within the route next to the beach.

This park stretches round Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, Bishan Rd and Marymount Rd. A walk round the perimeter of the park comes to almost 3 km. The Kallang River runs across the park. Beautiful water plants, fishes, birds along / in the river which is unfenced for about 1 km. 3 long bridges for you to cut across the parks. It’s an awesome place to be surrounded my nature. Very family friendly in all aspects. There is a fitness center, playground, pet run cage, lots of seats, butterfly habitat and even a spa. Let’s go!

The Punggol Promenade Nature Walk route starts after Punggol Point Park where public parking area is available. Head towards the direction of Lor Halus and end at the Lor Halus Bridge (or vice versa). A shared pathway (for bicycles and footpath) is well paved and covers the whole stretch. Enjoy the serene surrounding of the tributary of the Serangoon River (and Coney Island) on one side and green space and trees on the other. Short ‘manageable’ bridges to cross along the way. It can be quite hot in the afternoon as most parts of the track is unsheltered by trees. But the beautiful natural setting makes up fir that. Sheltered and unsheltered benches at intervals for short breaks.