Get ready to take a screenshot, because these are the five specially curated trails you’ll want to keep by your side:

• Central: Kreta Ayer Square to Fort Canning Centre, 4.7 kilometres
• North-East: Punggol Waterway Point to Punggol Digital District, 4.5 kilometres
• North-West: Walkway outside Cashew MRT to Bukit Timah Railway Station, 5.5 kilometres
• South-East: Fort Tanjong Katong to Siglap Canal Lookout Deck, 4.9 kilometres
• South-West: Park outside Beauty World MRT to Little Guilin, 4.35 kilometres

At the start of each trail, head towards the Number One icon on the map, then tap to begin your journey. Each trail has five checkpoints where you’ll complete simple tasks to collect parts of the CDC Trails badge.

Once you’ve ticked off all five, that’s S$5 RedeemSG Reward guaranteed.

But that’s more. Join the bonus Ollies Challenge along the way, which unlocks an additional S$5 RedeemSG Reward.

Five checkpoints, five special trails, and you can rule it all… We did the math, and yes, this means that if you complete all five trails successfully and discover the different Ollies, you’ll be able to redeem a total of S$50 in rewards.

Vouchers are automatically issued via your CrowdTaskSG account and are valid for use at participating supermarkets that accept CDC vouchers.

Do note that this is only available for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents aged 15 and above with a Singpass and CrowdTaskSG account.

With only 5,000 redemptions per trail, it’s time to get your steps in. Start your walking quest here!

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We might live in an urban city filled with towering buildings and skyscrapers, but we’re very blessed to have little pockets of nature to escape to whenever we feel the need to get away into calming greenery.

From the various hiking trails to the Southern Ridges Walk (my favourite!), we have no lack of walking/hiking/cycling trails in Singapore. And best of all, there’s more coming!

Apart from the recent opening of the Jeju-lookalike Changi Bay PCN (part of the Round Island Route), the north of Singapore will soon have the new Khatib Nature Corridor that includes a whopping 150 hectares of nature parks and parks, and 80km of trails.

Apart from Springleaf Nature Park that’s already there, you can also look forward to visiting Nee Soon Nature Park (a rare freshwater swamp forest habitat!) that’s an extension of the Nee Soon Swamp Forest, Canberra Park, and Khatib Bongsu Nature Park (to be completed by 2026).

Two other new parks to look out for also include Miltonia Nature Park (a natural stream and riparian zone), as well as an extension along Lower Seletar Reservoir.

This means we can expect to enjoy more gorgeous viewpoints, and explore the new walking/cycling trails. Get your hiking shoes or your bicycles ready, it’s time to explore the brand new nature parks, connectors, trails and more!

PS: And if you’re in need of a mental health break, these green spaces will be perfect for some forest bathing too.

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