5 hiking trails in Singapore to clock 10,000 steps and earn exciting rewards with Singtel StepUp

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Unsure of what to do this weekend? Put on some comfy shoes and clock those steps with some of Singapore’s most scenic hiking trails — and don’t forget to sign up for Singtel StepUp to get a free BreadTalk set to fuel your adventure!

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You can use your Singtel StepUp and redeem your free BreadTalk set in three easy steps.

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Build healthy habits by achieving 10,000 steps daily or meditating and earning points to access a wealth of rewards from free mobile data to attractive partner rewards. Do note though, that these rewards are only available to Singtel postpaid customers.

5 Hiking Trails in Singapore

Hiking is one of Singaporeans’ favourite weekend pastimes. You get to take in the scenic views of Singapore while breathing in the crisp fresh air — what’s not to love? Plus, these hiking trails help clock in a considerable number of steps. Did you know that 10,000 steps are equivalent to 8km or an hour and 40 minutes of walking? That’s easily attainable in many of these hikes. 

That being said, it’s important to know your limits and not overexert yourself. 

To help you decide which hiking trail is the most suitable for you and your family, here are five hiking trails in Singapore with varying difficulty levels and lengths: 

1. MacRitchie Reservoir Park 

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MacRitchie Reservoir Park is an 11km nature trail where nature lovers, water sports enthusiasts and amazing wildlife (macaque monkeys and monitor lizards!) meet. This hiking trail is long and can get difficult in some parts, so if you love a challenge, the MacRitchie Reservoir Park would be a perfect choice for you. Don’t forget to snap an Instagram picture on the iconic HSBC TreeTop Walk as you clock in your steps. 

Distance: 11KM
Time: ~ 3 – 4 hours

2. Tampines Eco Green

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Located in the heartlands, Tampines Eco Green is a 3km park that houses a variety of flora and fauna in their Diversity, Marsh and Forest trails. If you’re a true nature lover, this hiking trail is definitely for you. Not only does it house a huge variety of birds and insect species, but Tampines Eco Green is also filled with environmentally-friendly products and park furniture made from recycled materials that you can appreciate as you clock in your steps on the designated walking paths. 

Distance: 3KM 
Time: ~ 1.5 – 2 hours

3. The Southern Ridges

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Photo: National Parks Board

Spanning over 10km, the Southern Ridges is a hiking trail where you can experience it all. From canopy walks and trails filled with an array of flora and fauna to themed gardens and state-of-the-art architectural bridges and walkways, the Southern Ridges is the perfect hiking trail to satisfy your inner adventurer. With a large perimeter and many different landscapes and terrains, the Southern Ridges is considered a moderate to difficult hiking trail, so it’s best to decide which route you want to take prior to best accommodate your needs.

Distance: 10KM 
Time: ~ 3 – 5 hours

4. Fort Canning Park

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Located atop a hill, Fort Canning Park is an iconic hiking trail brimming with history, stories and adventure. Many know of this place as where Singapore surrendered to the Japanese in 1942, but today, Fort Canning Park sees much happier events such as celebrations, concerts and even weddings. Boasting nine beautiful historical gardens and a variety of different trails allowing enthusiastic hikers to explore the hill in their own way, Fort Canning Park is the perfect hiking trail for friends and family who want to learn more about Singapore.

Distance: 2.5KM 
Time: 1.5 ~ 3 hours

5. Coast-to-Coast Trail

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Photo: National Parks Board

Spanning over a whopping 36km, the Coast to Coast trail is the ultimate hiking trail that travels across Singapore from Jurong Lake Gardens to Coney Island Park. Explore Singapore’s lush greenery and scenic views while discovering hidden gems like hawker centres, playgrounds, gardens and more in between. There are many different routes and checkpoints that you can start out from, and you obviously don’t have to finish the full 36KM, so be sure to check the National Park Board’s online guide while planning for your hike.

Distance: 36KM 
Time: Flexible

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So put on those running shoes and embark on your wellness journey today. Keep an eye out for other challenges and clock steps to claim free data and exciting rewards from Zalora, Cat & The Fiddle, Anywheel and more with . 

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