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The Bukit Timah Trail
The Bukit Timah Trail
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Bukit Timah Nature Reserve: A Tropical Rainforest
Escape the urban landscape and pedal your way to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, a verdant oasis nestled within Singapore's urban jungle. This lush rainforest is home to an astounding diversity of flora and fauna. Embark on a hiking trail or challenge yourself to conquer the summit of Bukit Timah Hill, the highest natural point in Singapore. Take in the breathtaking views and embrace the tranquility of this tropical paradise.
Your bicycle rental comes with a complimentary use of a helmet.
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Pick Up & Drop Off Location
Pick Up & Drop Off Location
Please pick up your bicycle at these locations:
Pick Up & Drop Off Location
Option A: Dairy Farm Carpark B, 100 Dairy Farm Rd, Singapore 679057.
Option B: Hindhede Drive Car Park Entrance, Singapore 589318.
Option C: Hillview MRT STation (DT3) Entrance/Exit A, 510 Upper Bukit Timah Road 678211
Ride Summary
Ride Summary
Difficulty:Medium to Difficult
Distance:7km
Terrain:Medium - Difficult
The 7km Bukit Timah Mountain Bike Trail is the oldest mountain biking trail in Singapore. It is an intermediate to advanced technical trail.
Expect many fast descents through rock gardens, rock drops and blind corners.
Do note that there are several sections with technical climbs that require riders to have a good level of fitness and technical skills to enjoy the ride.
There are 23 sections on the trail and multiple exit points if you wish to skip certain sections and resume your ride at a different section.
Cycling Routes
Cycling Routes
Please follow this route for a smoother cycling experience.
Bukit Timah Bike Trail
View a map of the bike trails (PDF, 296KB).
Duration
Duration
From 2 hours to 6 hours, the choice is yours. Want more?
Call us at +659429-0915 to extend your cycling experience.
FAQ's
FAQ's
Head to our FAQ page.
In case of any emergency or accident, customers can call 999/995 or the NParks helpline at 1800-471 7300. The locations of the first aid posts, and the numbers to call for emergency assistance are indicated on map boards situated at various locations on the island or routes.
We recommend that cyclists rent helmets from us or bring their own. At some areas with steeper slopes, there are signs to inform cyclists to dismount and push their bicycles for their own safety.
