Southern Ridges
Park · Telok Blangah Drive ·
Elevated walkways, bridges, and trails through lush greenery
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Elevated walkways, bridges, and trails through lush greenery
Singapore Get directions
"The Southern Ridges is a 6.2-mile recreational trail that connects five parks along the southern ridge of Singapore—Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill, HortPark, Kent Ridge Park, and Labrador Nature Reserve. Like everything in Singapore, it's well-constructed and manicured. The landscape varies between jungle-like canopies of trees, unusual flora and fauna, and architecturally magnificent walkways. If you aren't up for the full five plus miles make sure you get to Henderson Waves, a timber deck lofted 256 feet in the air. It's the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore and beloved by photographers for its undulating curves." - Ashlea Halpern
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"A roughly 10km interconnected ridge trail linking multiple parks, with flexible on/off options and varied distances that cater to history buffs, nature lovers and walking enthusiasts seeking a relaxed, scenic hike." - SilverKris
"A scenic, high-level trail that links parks along a southern ridge and blends striking architecture with forested landscapes. The route’s standout structure is the Henderson Waves — the country’s highest pedestrian bridge connecting Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park with an undulating, rib-like design — and the trail also includes elevated paths such as the Forest Walk and Canopy Walk that offer treetop perspectives." - Sanjay Surana and Syahirah Mazlan
"A scenic trail network linking parks and ridgelines, ideal for walks at sunset with elevated viewpoints, architectural bridges and lush greenery." - Mia Chenyze
"A leisurely, roughly 10 km trail that leads westward out of the city, winding through nature reserves such as Mount Faber Park and Kent Ridge Park; its signature structure, Henderson Waves, rises about 36 m above street level, offering elevated views and a striking architectural highlight along the route." - Rachel Eva Lim