According to the N Parks website, you can access the treetop walk either from the MacRitchie or Venus Carpark. We opted for the latter, as it was a shorter walk. The actual treetop walk is only a small stretch, so don't expect too much. The equally fun part is actually the walk there. Along the way, we came across incredibly tame macaque monkeys, saw some squirrels, and I even caught a glimpse of a huge wild boar. The treetop walk, while short, was glorious, as I was walking way up high and loved the views. The walkways are very well maintained, and it's no wonder so many people flock here. Go on a weekday late morning when there's actually some breathing space. The bonus is, when you're done, you can go somewhere nearby for lunch!

VERY long and tiring hike! My only complaint is that the path was a bit muddy because it had recently rained. However, it was not very buggy and the suspension bridge was really cool! I also a bunch of monkeys. I walked to the suspension bridge and then came back via the golf course, so it ended up being about 8 miles. Be prepared to get sweaty!

If hiking this trail for the first time, I strongly suggest you wear very comfortable hiking shoes. It can be very muddy and slippery in certain areas. You will climb hundreds of steps and very steep hills, and it usually is wet, so be careful not to slip. I don't suggest you take little kids and do not take dogs. They are not allowed, and the monkeys will go after the dogs. They will attack the dogs. I strongly suggest you leave the monkeys alone. Do not try to feed them. Do not get close to them. Do not try to pet them and never smile in their face. When you smile in a monkey's face, they see it as a sign or a symbol that you want to fight, so they might attack you. I strongly suggest you go first thing in the morning. Because in the afternoon there could be a lot of rain and thunderstorms. And you don't want to be in the middle of this trail when there is heavy rain, because there is no way out from the middle. Nobody's coming to get you and there is no way out. Avoid the rain and wear comfortable clothes. It's not a place for little kids if you plan on hiking the trail and seeing the tree top bridge.

The actual treetop walk was a little underwhelming for me. It is quite short (less than 3 minutes walk), and not very high up (felt like less than 50 feet). The view on the bridge was nothing spectacular, although it didn't stop a group of girls in front of me from stopping every 10 feet for selfies (even though they claimed to be afraid of the height! Really??). The trails around MacRitchie and Windsor park are much more interesting.

Walk was nice in a cool atmosphere but a bit rocky in some places. I was disappointed that the treetop was closed on Mondays. I enjoyed watching the monkeys and squirrels in their natural habitat.

We went there quite early, took the loop trail and finished it 3.5 hours. Was quite easy, expect some muddy areas if it was raining the night before. Good place to walk in Singapore. Come early for less people in Tree Top Walk

To avoid the heat, Dawn is the best time to sightsee. Albeit if one hiked the jungle trail they will mostly be protected by the trees. If one loved nature, this is a must visit with plenty of wild animals to scrutinize. Especially monkeys, do keep your foods and drinks hidden as the monkeys are great hunters amongst these areas. My friends and I have personally experienced their aggressiveness. Additionally, protect your phone. As long as the hands are empty, one is generally safe. Spray lots of insect repellents and enjoy the views!

Challenging trail and lush green views. 11km trek to and fro.

Nice view. Don't eat snacks ANYWHERE the monkey can smell it and will run to you🤣

Saw lots of amazing wildlife! Monkeys, monitor lizards, squirrels, giant millipedes and turtles. Great walk if you want to get out in nature. Would classify this walk as moderate due to Singapore's high humidity levels - makes you sweat a lot so bring water. Took about 2 hours from Venus Carpark to tree top walk and back. There's a ranger station about 2km into the walk where you can rest and go to the toilet.

Really enjoy the nature moment here, and the track also well made with non slippery material. Make sure to finish the trekking part before sunset, since I aware there's not much lighting within the "forest" side.

Love the walk from Venus Drive car park (also the shortest route at 2.5km one way, total route about 6km). Go early to avoid the heat. The ranger station is where you can fill up on water and check out macaque monkeys (but watch out if you’re carrying food visibly or in plastic bags)!

High above the ground. Feel like you are on top of the trees. Quite a walk, need good knee.

If you enjoy nature/hikes this is a wonderful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. This was a relatively easy hike with awesome views and lots of monkeys along the way. The monkeys are friendly: if you don’t bother them they won’t bother you. Please don’t feed them! I recommend you bring water and mosquito repellent.

A nice contrast to metropolitan Singapore. I walked from Venus car park to the treetop walk and back again. Whilst not too strenuous, the path varies from being well maintained to completely washed out and there are some quite steep slopes involved, so this is not for those with kids, buggies or people with mobility issues. Nice view from the bridge, so worth the trek. Didn't see any boars, but lots of monkeys. Just avoid eye contact and keep your distance where you can. They are not scared of humans and will grab a bag from your hands if you are lower your guard!

A perfect weekend to spend in the wilderness... being amidst nature is the best feeling . One is never alone, one can use that time to rejuvenate, introspect, appreciate and above all getting here is only a 15 minute drive or 25 min public transport journey from any part of the city .

You can choose between the paved and elevated trail or the undulating rocky and muddy trail. Either way the experience for the senses of a tropical forest is simply amazing. Well put together and fabulous..even on a scorching day, it is cool as you are covered by tree canopies. And all this practically within miles of the city, without the sounds and completely immersed in nature. Worthy of a visit. Plan your trek as there are a number of trails.

Great place to walk!

It takes less than 1 hour to reach treetop walk from the trailhead. Super cool and stable bridge. But try to reach there around 9.00am before it became too crowded.

A beautiful walk, at times a bit hard for a 7 year old but generally very enjoyable and relaxing. Only thing is that the monkeys are very aggressive, actively snatched biscuits from my son's hand and launched towards him the second time. But very careful when bringing young children.

Beautiful walk through the forest. Check the weather before going and take an umbrella and water/snacks!

Very beautiful trail leading to the immaculate view on the treetop walk, however DO NOT bring out any plastic bags with food!! My brother was attacked by the monkeys, who stole his bag of bread and ran away with it! This is actually really bad for the monkeys, so please do not FEED THEM or they will learn to steal! You can admire them from a distance but they can get aggressive and defensive when you make eye contact or smile at them with your teeth. There are many opportunities to get up close with the monkeys while adoring the view, but keep a safe distance and don't take out food from your bags at all. I still took good pictures of the monkeys but try not to make eye contact as it makes them nervous.

It was a fascinating adventure — hiking alone into the wilderness; with the sounds of the animals inhabiting the forests, the rough rocky road, and getting some breathe of fresh air. I didn’t expected that it was a long journey, luckily I brought a bottled water! It was indeed satisfying after finishing the whole trail. Will surely visit again and maybe with friends!

The Macritchie Treetop Walk is a suspension bridge that allows a hiker to walk through the treetops of the forest. It is some distance from the nearest carpark but worth a try, especially for kids who will be thrilled walking above the trees. Do note that the walk is one-way only, so follow the instructions and do not try to enter from the back.

Nice trek to have a piece of nature. Free to enter and not too crowded.

The nature here is better. More fresh air.

Guyz, Nice please to hike and walk besides tree top walk (the bridge) under maintenance, will open on mid of 2021

Remember it not open on Monday. Back to nature. Good for a work out and catsup with friends

safe distancing in place before you get on the suspension bridge. so be sure to arrive early. but the lines move fairly quickly as long as the people in front move at a steady pace. definitely not a place for young children and toddlers as it is quite a hike for them. the trail is rather rocky with slopes going up and down.

Depending on your starting point and pace, the trail could take reach 3 hours or more to complete (including making your way back out of the trail). Don't start too late in the afternoon as the last time to enter the treetop walk is 4:45pm. The trail could be challenging at certain parts for those with elderly or young children as it goes up and down root-strewn paths & lengthy flight of stairs that wheeled chairs or trams can't traverse. All in all, it's a good hearty walk to go on your day-offs but it can crowded during public holidays due to its popularity.

Many monkeys will welcome you right at the trailhead. Take enough water as the round trip is about 5km.

• A free-standing suspension bridge connecting the two highest points (Bukit Peirce and Bukit Kalang) • Completed in 2004 • Length of walkway 250m • Maximum height from rain forest floor 25m

Went on a 3 August 2022, weather was good and cooling but it rained when i finished the tree top walk and heading to macritchie.

MacRitchie Treetop is a Nice Trail.. Make sure to not go on Monday because it’s closed. 😅 we didn’t check it online. Be careful with Monkeys. Don’t eat in the wild to avoid them attacking you. Be mindful with your environment. Don’t leave trash. Bring your own bottle. There’s refilling station on restrooms. Plan your walk ahead. Make sure you can do it.

If you are a nature lover and want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city this one is for you. The 11km hike and the tree top walk is amazing. Try to avoid taking little ones as it could be hard for them. A must try in Singapore

You need to hike uphill to reach the bridge and of course downhill from here but the effort is well paid off. On the way here you can see monkeys and like us, might stumble upon some wild boars .

I enjoyed talking to the gateway guard. He was informative and helpful.

A nice experience and place to visit for those who love nature. The upgraded trails is suitable for teenagers.

Not a walk in the park!! So beware pls. Not suitable for children and elderly or people with lower limbs challenge. Need some basic physical fitness to enjoy the session. The journey (90%) is generally walking on dirt track and uneven ground. Water cooler available along the walk but selected places only. Be prepared for wet weather, limited shelter huts along the way. Toilet is avail, but at selected place only For Groups larger than 30paxs, a permit is required.

Short hike to the tree top walk from Windsor carpark (about 2.5km) but the return trip was much longer because it's a 1-way route. Total distance was about 7.5km from Windsor carpark and back (clocked by strava) . About 3 hrs for strolling speed. Ranger station is strategically located mid way for water top up and toilet break. Be sure to use it for the return trip if you need lots of water. It's a long stairs climb right after the tree top walk, so get ready to work those legs! Lots of monkeys around so try not to eat along the way. They have learnt that swinging your bag to the front means you're probably getting food out and they descend to your spot really fast. Also, please keep your trash with you until the exit or proper place for disposal.

We parked by the Venus drive. Slight wait for car parking in Saturday morning but I would imagine there are quieter times. The walk to the treetop bridge and back took about 2 hours I think it’s around 8km with some up hills and can get a bit wet. It’s generally well marked out with sign posts. We did it with children aged 8 and 10 and bought some snacks along. A few complaints towards the end but they coped ok albeit it started to rain a bit on part of our hike. If you are taking kids they should be comfortable with walking that kind of distance.

A beautiful park near my place. Me and my family will usually start the walk from the reservoir to the tree top walk on a weekend morning. The whole journey took about 1 hours up and 2 hours down by the golf course. A great place to do bird seeing and getting close to nature.

It was a great experience for people who wants to hike during their free time?.

An incredible spot, just a few minutes away from wherever you are in Singapore. Brilliant trails from the reservoir all the way around. Great place to see lots of wildlife. We will definitely be back !!

Going there and doing a the small tour will take you 2 hours at a normal speed. I went there on a Saturday morning and was surprised -in a good way- because there was not that much people. The bridge is quite impressive and very high, so it might be difficult for kids or people who fear heights to pass it. Also, beware of the monkeys on the path. Overall, it's a lovely way to spend time.

It's a good place to do a trek and great experience walking on the tree top walk. Not for the weak hearts who are frightened of heights ? Overall it's a great experience to have fun with friends. ??

7km route suitable for young and old

Went on a Saturday afternoon and it wasn't very crowded! Getting up there was a fun challenge! The view is pretty lovely, but you won't be able to stop very long for photos if there happens to be a line of people behind you. One way only.

Wonderful views, some serious stairs involved so have good shoes, be in good condition and bring some water to drink. You will be up close with many monkeys, opportunities for great pictures!

Lovely place to trek and relax

Monkeys are so cute! But pls don’t bring any plastics bags otherwise they will rob you.... There is a water refill station provided.

Fantastic place for an outing with friends. Longs walks and meaningless talks. Just perfect. Do check out all the routes, esp the jelutong tower and tree top walk. The McRitchie nature trail is kind of its own. Do take note the tree top walk is closed on Mondays.

Wonderful place ..

(Translated by Google) To experience this place, everyone will encounter monkeys and several species if lucky that they and the most beautiful suspension bridge Tree Top Walk (Original) Đến trải nghiệm nơi đây, mọi người sẽ bắt gặp những chú khỉ và một số loài nếu may mắn thấy chúng và đẹp nhất là cây cầu treo Tree Top Walk

nice place

Can trek any time of the day unless when it rains. The tracks are mostly covered with tall trees. Little sunlight penetrates. You will not feel extreme hot but you will still need water as there are quite a lot of up slopes and stairs.

Nice walking trail for young and old.

It's temporary closing for treetop walk but others trail still opening

Great way to spend a day with nature. The access to the reservoir and the tree top walk are different, and becomes extremely long if you cross the reservoir to reach the trail

Very good

A great walking trail and a good level for runners... if you are a tourist or first time visitor, the ideal time is to start 7 am and the entry through Windsor park is more convenient.

Flying Lemur

This was a great view and a relaxing way to spend a morning after a late night. We enjoyed the views and getting outside for some movement. We did not realize that it was a 4 mile walk round trip. Had we known it was that long we would have worn better shoes. Besides the slightly longer than expected walk, it was wonderful!

I did the my usual route which is about 7km. Slow jog til the slope leading to the treetop and after that is walk all the back to carpark.

Nice hike/walk but there were few 'great views'

Hard hike! A bit crowded but be prepared for a workout!

250m bridge is nice. Trip to reach tree top walk require stamina

Listen to the beautiful music of nature as you walk through the Macritchie and be amazed by how calming the effect it'll be to your mind..

Good

Great place to trek alone or with friends. Highly recommend proper shoes for this one. The trail is of similar terrain to Bukit Timah hill. Toilets and water coolers available at the start and also different check points in the trail. Advisable not to bring fresh food in as there are monkeys around who are not afraid to be close to humans. Enjoy! :)

Nature lovers pride...

(Translated by Google) Waooo bridge in the jungle (Original) Waooo puente en la selva

One of the best part to trek

Beautiful jungle, monkeys, views. Free!

(Translated by Google) Cool hiking trail, think of good shoes and drinks, a must for nature lovers (Original) Cooler Wanderweg, an gutes Schuhwerk und Getränke denken, für Naturfans ein Muss

Great day out, nice walk, nice views, monkeys weren't too troublesome

Theres alot of rocks on the paths be careful

Absolutely breathtaking views of plants and vegetation from a descent altitude walking over a narrow suspension bridge.

I would normally park my car at Venus Dr carpark and entered through the Windsor Park. This is because the parking is free. Hehehe.. ✌️. From here I have the choice of going to the Tree Top Walk or make a round trip around the MacRitchie Reservoir. Either way you can come upon the ranger station and you can have your toilet break or hydrate yourself before continuing your hike. Enjoy everyone. Cheers.

This park is one of the best in Singapore. The trails are easy and pleasant. Unfortunately the Tree Top is closed for maintenance

Good hiking spot with different routes level to choose. Well shaded by the canopy inside the trail. A great way to get in some fresh air while enjoying the tranquility of nature.

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Just found out about this park. Today's walk was short but it still took us an hr from carpark n back will explore more .More Interesting than Thomson Nature reserve.

Awesome trail. I had so much fun trekking with friends.

You may need to wait a few more months for the treetop walk, it is under maintenance until May 2021 or so.

It is currently closed for improvement works.

Treetop walk is closed..but loved the trek even without that..along the reservoir edge..on the board walk.

Love the trails here, good place to take a walk, very refreshing and cool

Wonderful experience

Seems like under maintenance till 31 May 2021.

Nice trail for nature lovers.

Quiet and beautiful. So worth the trip.

Good place to start a hike. Carpark and toilet facilities.

Tree Top's is closed for upgrading.

The treetop Walk is partly closed

Favourite hiking area

fun hike

One of the best trekking routes in singapore. The treetop walk bridge is currently closed until May 2021

I like the walk into nature. If you like to embrace yourself into nature and don't mind your shoes get dirty, you will like this place.

Awesome Trail

Lush greenery everywhere

Unique hiking experience as the Macritchie Reservoir.

Treetop Walk Is Under Maintenance.So, It Is Temporarily Closed.

Nice

Treetop is closed for refurbishment? Anyway, I do my walk on a regular basis about 3 times/week.

Nice trail but is closed from Aug 2020 for maintenance....

Tree top walk closed google no update

Enjoyable and pleasant walk through

nice first class

Nice walk

Meeting in the wild, focus and talk to the trees, wild boar, roaster, fishes, squirrel and birds. Leave some blood for the insects and perspiration for the mangrove swamp. Be good.

Only if u love nature...currently tree top is closed due to some service works..

No rain shuttle

Because the trail to treetop is closed for renovation

I come here semi regularly and its a great place to take hikes and enjoy nature but pls note that the bridge itself is closed during this covid period

Macritchie

Recommended

Nice top of the world experience. But for seniors the one way walk back is quite long . 1.5 hours slow walk. Maybe can make an alternative shorter route back. Suggestion

Hi, anyone know this trailhead is it open now? or it is still under maintenance?

trailhead for a great scenic hike towards treetop walk.

Arrived to Venus carpark at 8.30 on a weekday, reached the start of the queue at 9.12am. There was around 20 people in front of us. It took us around 20 mins to get to the front. Also noticed that the queue got even longer as we were queuing. My suggestion would be to come by much earlier. Just be aware that this trek involves a lot of stairs and slopes and it was quite challenging. The whole route from the carpark took a total 2.5hrs.

Nice place. A very fun place for nature lovers.

Only 30 minutes outside of downtown by bus. You can enjoy around three hours of nature. The trails are really good, even after heavy rain. Some steps and hills but nothing too severe.

Very fun hike with great views. The flexibility of the different routes really allows you set the difficulty to your personal preference. Trails are in good condition and you get to see a fair few animals.

Love the walk there cooling even if u go late morning , but beware of the monkey don't carry plastic bag all food in the bag

I found the walk a little difficult, just due to the Singapore heat and humidity. The actual walking was fine, but was physically draining due the intense humidity. The scenery is really nice, and a great change from the hustle and bustle of singapore. I would suggest taking a couple of bottles of water. We even got to see some monkeys (for which there are several signs discouraging any interactions, probably for a good reason).

the treetop walk had a great n absolutely breathtaking view just that it's a kinda long walk before u get there. while i was there the treetop walk is really really cooling despite the hot shining to yea its a good place. wear sunscreen 😃👍