MacRitchie TreeTop Walk,Singapore

• TreeTop Walk (free-standing suspension bridge spanning the forest canopy)
• MacRitchie Reservoir and boardwalks
• Hiking trails (e.g., the Central Catchment Nature Reserve trails and loops)
• Kayaking and paddle activities on the reservoir (operated by private providers)
• Wildlife and birdwatching spots

• Canopy-level panoramic views over the rainforest and reservoir
• Aerial suspension bridge construction offering a unique perspective of emergent and canopy trees
• High biodiversity for an urban island: native tree species, birds, monitor lizards, long-tailed macaques and occasional pangolin reports (rare)
• Accessible trail network linking to other nature trails and park connectors

• Walking the TreeTop Walk for canopy views and photography
• Hiking loop circuits of varying lengths and difficulty
• Guided nature walks and educational tours (often led by NParks or local nature groups)
• Birdwatching and wildlife spotting
• Kayaking on MacRitchie Reservoir (book in advance with private operators)

Early morning (before 9:00 AM) for cooler conditions and best wildlife activity; late afternoon can also be pleasant but expect lower light for photography.

Tropical, hot and humid year-round with frequent afternoon showers. Expect temperatures typically between 25°C–32°C (77°F–90°F) and high humidity; bring rain protection during monsoon months.

No entry fee for the park or TreeTop Walk itself. Trails are generally open daily, but access to the TreeTop Walk may be restricted during maintenance, heavy rain, or strong winds—check NParks or national park advisories for up-to-date closures.

Accessible by car or public transport. Nearest public transport access typically involves taking MRT or bus to nearby stations followed by a short bus ride or a 20–30 minute walk to park entrances (e.g., the MacRitchie Reservoir park entrance). Some trails have uneven surfaces, steps, and steep sections—wear proper footwear. Kayak operators provide equipment for water activities; the TreeTop Walk has steps and may be unsuitable for visitors with mobility impairments.

Plan for 2–4 hours for the TreeTop Walk plus a short trail loop; half a day (4–6 hours) if you want to include longer hikes or kayaking.

Light breathable clothing, sturdy walking shoes or hiking sandals, hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, water (carry enough), lightweight rain jacket, and a small daypack. Consider a telephoto lens or binoculars for birdwatching.

There are no food stalls deep inside the reserve; bring snacks or water. Nearby Bukit Timah and Thomson areas have cafés and eateries where you can refuel after the walk. Typical local souvenirs are nature-themed items and guidebooks available from local bookstores or visitor centres.