Nature walks and tours at Telok Blangah Hill Park

• Free of charge for a self-guided walk
• $10 per participant for the Southern Ridges Guided Walk

Ways to enjoy nature at Telok Blangah Hill Park

Take an easy walk here and connect with nature in any of these ways:

• Do a self-guided walk at your own pace.
• Join a guided group tour.

Self-guided walk

Nature lovers are in for a treat when going on a self-guided walk along the Forest Walk at Telok Blangah Hill Park. If you are more adventurous, take a trek through the forest floor and get even closer to nature on the Earth Trail.

Quick facts

Difficulty level: Easy for the Forest Walk, moderate for the Earth Trail.

Distance: 1.3km for the Forest Walk and the Earth Trail.

Estimated walking time: 35 minutes

These routes are part of the Southern Ridges walking trail.

View a map of the route for more information (PDF, 9.8 MB).

Highlights include:

• (If taking the Forest Walk) The lush canopy of a secondary forest, which is teeming with life and rich in biodiversity.
• (If taking the Earth Trail) A closer experience with wildlife in the park.
  

Guided group tour: Southern Ridges Guided Walk

If you prefer to explore the natural surroundings of the park with a guide, you may choose to sign up for the Southern Ridges Guided Walk.

Beginning at Mount Faber Park, this guided walk takes you through the Southern Ridges, a soothing sanctuary of greenery that is steeped in history and unique flora and fauna.

Highlights of the guided walk also cover special features in Telok Blangah Hill Park such as the Henderson Waves, Sembcorp Forest of Giants, the Forest Walk and the Singing Forest.

The walk is also open to secondary school and tertiary students.

Group size: Minimum 15 participants per group

Distance: 2.4km

Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours

Cost: $10 per person

How to register

You will have to send an email to register your interest at least 1 month in advance.

Note:

• Even if your group size is smaller than the minimum number required, you will still be charged based on the minimum number of participants.
• National Parks Board reserves the right to revise the rates without prior notice.