Beautiful forest. Great place for hiking and cycling…. venturing the red bridge and also trees just the you in Indiana Jones movie

The most amazing hike I've done in Singapore. It's a bit tricky there are streams to jump across and very steep sections you have to climb up or down. Would recommend proper footwear and backpack and sunhat. It rained very heavily when we were halfway through but that made it more fun and helped us cool down

Be prepared with extra fresh clothes and footwear as you would need them after the hike. Heard so much of this place and rightly so.

One of my favourite places in all of Singapore! The lush greenery brings you into a different world. The animal noises, giant plants and trees give you inner peace 😌

Clementi Forest - Adjacent to the Old Bukit Timah Railway Station which's connects to the Rail Corridor in Singapore. It's one of the most authentic hiking trails, not a large area and also known as Route off the Green Corridor that ended in Sunset Way. There's two different ways to enter; 1. From the entrance behind the bus stop - opposite the Ngee Ann Polytechnic and 2. From the Old Bukit Timah Railway - walkable from the King Albert MRT Station. Doable in an hour (one way) from the Corridor Entrance ➡️ the old railway track ➡️ Old Jurong/Clementi Tunnel ➡️ Sunset View and Sunset Drive. It's interesting to explore the lush green forest with rare vegetation and considerable flora and fauna through the muddy paths, crossing a stream of shallow water, slippery steep and dirt soil erosion at some parts. Clementi Forest's also a nice place to explore in the early morning/dawn for the fog (mist) which's appear on the floor tropical rainforest when the sun comes out. If you're lucky you can see the scures of birds, spot lizards, butterfly and small insects. 🌳🌿🍃💮🕊️🦅🦋🦗🤗

It's a beautiful trail to explore with lush flora and fauna. Rustic spots for pics but be sure to expect muddy and soaked shoes.

Primitive, unbeatably beautiful forest with the best mud therapy (😂) and awarding breathtaking views, remember to wear shoes with strong grip. Army boots are surprisingly one of the best choices. Clementi Forest is under part of Singapore redevelopment plan so sadly the views might be gone in a few years.

Absolutely beautiful view, definitely worth stepping on mud and ruining my shoe, so wear old ones on ur next trip. U can also ride there through rail corridor on a bike