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Meeting a silver auntie walker after she completed a 100km charity walk is all the motivation Singaporeans need to keep calm and carry on walking, says Neil Humphreys.
Uncle Chris believes that discussing Singapore’s history, warts and all, is what makes his walking tours stand out.
The Garden City is full of places that are not only beautiful, but also wheelchair-friendly. Explore these accessible nature spots and navigate them with ease.
We didn’t get very far on our first jalan-jalan together — just from City Hall MRT to CapitaSpring near Raffles MRT, but that was because there was so much to discover on a surprisingly scenic urban walking trail in the heart of Singapore’s bustling CBD.
A site of much motoring history, the Old Upper Thomson Road area has lost the roar of the grand prix, replaced by nature and a relatively gentle 10km walking route that takes in Lower Peirce and Upper Peirce.
The Rifle Range Nature Park is the eighth addition to the central Nature Park network, and offers access to the great outdoors for everyone.
The intrepid Valerie Valberg-Yeoh hits the trails and drains as she explores Singapore off the beaten path. She ranks the treks along the Central Corridor, to help you as you consider your options while navigating the island’s green terrain: From the easy Bukit TImah Nature Reserve to the daunting Clementi Forest.
If you’ve been thinking about buying a new pair of walking shoes, here are some things that you should be mindful of!
An early morning adventure up a hill and into a WWII bunker, complete with a black cat and a cheap prata breakfast.
If you’re looking for a leisurely activity, how about exploring the North Riverine Loop? Admire all the sights and sounds as you cycle or stroll along this path.
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