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- Rail Corridor (Central) Things to do. Start at Bukit Timah Railway Station. The central stretch of the Rail Corridor is a relatively short but novelty-filled trail.
- Round Island Route (Eastern Half) Things to do. City Life. Start at Rower’s Bay Park. The first phase of the Round Island Route is finally open. Starting from Seletar and stretches all the way down to Labrador, the 75km route covers the eastern part of Singapore.
- Sentosa Island. Things to do. Sentosa. Start at the Sentosa Boardwalk beside Vivocity. While a trip to Sentosa would usually mean bumming at the beach or visit popular attractions like Universal Studios Singapore, Sentosa is actually a great place to explore on a bike too!
- Mount Faber Loop. Sport and fitness. Bukit Merah. Start at Mount Faber Park. Don’t let the mere 3km distance of this route fool you! At Mount Faber, you’ll definitely be in for one tough workout.
- Singapore Round Island Loop. As far as life achievements go, completing a round island loop is as legit as it gets! While there are various routes to this loop, the minimum distance is still 120km and you will be covering a mixture of roads, park connectors and gravel.
- Round Island Route (Eastern Half) Video by Channel News Asia. While the round island loop above is mainly reserved for seasoned cyclists, there will also be a beginner-friendly route around Singapore for your everyday cyclists too!
- Mandai Loop. Picture by John Cheal on Strava. For all those spinning enthusiasts out there, this route's for you! Spinout (cycling in a low gear ratio in order to climb up steep slopes) to your heart's content as you tackle a loop around Singapore's central catchment reserve!
- Mount Faber Loop. Don't let the short distance of this route fool you because you'll be in for one tough workout. After all, Mount Faber is home to Singapore's highest peak!
The Singapore Cycling Federation (SCF) is the national federation for cycling recognized by the world body Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and its affiliated Asian Cycling Confederation (ACC). SCF represents the interests of the five main cycling disciplines.
- Kranji Marshes Loop – Less-crowded route by nature reserves. Distance: 70km (6-8h of cycling) Image credit: National Parks Board. Unless you’ve spent 2 years at the receiving end of encik quotes, some places like Kranji or Choa Chu Kang wouldn’t be your typical spots to check out.
- Central Urban Loop – Heartland areas with makan spots for foodies. Distance: 36km (2h of cycling) Image credit: NParks. Here’s a unique crossover for foodies and cyclists alike: the Central Urban Loop takes you around Singapore’s heartland areas via park connectors.
- Rail Corridor – Scenic locations like sunset observation decks. Distance: 24km for the entire stretch (3-4h of cycling) While we don’t have a set cycling route for the Rail Corridor, you can make your own trail via more than 40 different entry points available along the entire stretch.
- Mandai Loop – Nature-immersive route passing Singapore Zoo. Distance: 35km (2-3h of cycling) Image credit: Run Different SG. Open a map of Singapore and you’ll notice a giant patch of green right in the middle of the country – that’s where the Mandai Loop lies.
- For Checking Out Cool Sights: Round Island Route
- For Spotting Life-Sized Dinosaurs: Changi Airport Connector
- For Mountain Biking Fun: Chestnut Nature Park
- For Scenic Sights: Southern Ridges
- For Calming Views: Mandai Loop
- For Park-Hopping: Northern Explorer Loop
- For Discovering The Heartlands: Central Urban Loop
- For Riverside Views: Northern Eastern Riverine Loop
- For The Great Outdoors: Western Adventure Loop
- For Local Food Haunts: Eastern Coastal Loop
Cycling enthusiasts, take your bike out for a spin down this route. As of now, only the eastern half is open, stretching from Rower’s Bay in Seletar to Berlayer Creek near Labrador Park. You’ll ride past Seletar Aerospace Park and the black and white houses near The Oval. Be sure to stop and admire the scenery from the various bridges at Sengkang a...
East-siders are truly lucky! Thanks to the Changi Airport Connector, cyclists (and joggers) can easily make their way to the airport – in particular, the mega-mall that is Jewel Changi Airport. This 3.5-km stretch is also home to Changi Jurassic Mile. While you cycle along, be wary of life-sized dinosaurs such as T-Rex, raptors and ginormous dino e...
Head to the city’s biggest nature park for quality time with nature. Besides hiking routes, the green space also has North and South mountain biking trails that wind through different terrains. Everyone’s welcome – from beginners to experts. But if you’d like to challenge yourself with bike stunts, pop by the pump track to give it a whirl. Start po...
Can’t get enough of lovely views at the Southern Ridges? Hop on a bike and explore the trail on two wheels. You’ll be cycling from Alexandra Arch to Telok Blangah Hill Park to Henderson Waves, enjoying the fresh air and greenery around you. After a challenging climb up the hill, you’ll admire the city from your panoramic perch at Mount Faber Park. ...
For beautiful nature sights, make your way to Orchard Road and cycle towards Novena and Upper Thomson Road. This loop around our central catchment nature reserve, otherwise known as MacRitchie, offers a mix of challenging slopes and soothing sights. Start point: Orchard MRT
Discover the Sungei Cina river, open grassland and a mangrove swamp at Admiralty Park. With its rich biodiversity, you might even spot a mudskipper or two along the way. Pedal forth and feel the cool breeze when you hit Woodlands Waterfront. Then, it’s in and out of the greenery again until you’re at Sembawang Park, the final stop with a rich histo...
Local or not, you’ll have fun exploring (or re-exploring) these neighbourhoods. This trail takes you through some of the oldest districts like Toa Payoh and younger estates such as Punggol. Along the Whampoa Park Connector, stop by Balestier Road. It’s one of our fave hawker haunts with amazing food at all hours of the day! Or have a picnic at Bish...
Punggol is the perfect place to let off steam if you want to unwind after a long work week. The cycling town is home to this 26km loop. Connecting four parks, it starts at Punggol Park and ends at Buangkok Park Connector, rewarding you with breathtaking riverside and wetland views, as well as meandering stretches of coastal trees and stunning folia...
West-side cyclists are blessed with this picturesque trail, home to green corridors and tropical terrains. Start off at Bukit Batok Town Park. See the rock cliff by the lake? That’s Little Guilin, which resembles a similar attraction in China by the same name. About halfway through the route, you’ll hit Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Tired yet? We rec...
Whether you’ve lived in Singapore all your life or not, chances are, you’ve been cycling at Pasir Ris or East Coast. We’d say these are Singapore’s two most popular cycling routes. For the ultimate beach adventure, take the Eastern Coastal Loop, which links Pasir Ris Town Park to East Coast, and finally, Changi Beach Park. Besides offering gorgeous...
Oct 19, 2022 · Between scenic mountain biking terrains and noob-level trails, these cycling routes in Singapore could be interesting for you and your loved ones to explore over the weekend. Of course, do plan ahead and conduct further research before embarking on your adventure to ensure maximum safety.
Find cycle routes in Singapore: Flat routes | Hilly routes | Uphill routes | Downhill routes | Quick rides | Long tours | Top rated routes. 3,827,794 km. Mapped Ways. 154,380. Cycle Routes. 4.7 million. Population. Highlights. The “East Coast Way” is a paradise for cyclists.
