MacRitchie Nature Trail and Reservoir Park Tours and Tickets

Most of the MacRitchie Nature Trail and Reservoir Park is open from 7am until 7pm, daily. The TreeTop Walk operates different opening hours. It’s closed on Mondays (except when a public holiday falls on a Monday), and is open from 8:30 or 9am until 5pm, with last admission 15 minutes before closing time.

The MacRitchie Nature Trail and Reservoir Park is about 7.5 miles (12 kilometers) north of central Singapore. It’s quickest to get there by car or taxi (about 20 minutes), but you can also take public transit. The simplest route is to take the MRT’s brown line to Caldecott, then change to the yellow line to Marymount.

The MacRitchie Nature Trail and Reservoir Park contains seven trails. Route 1 (Prunus Trail), Route 2 (Champerai Boardwalk), and the Singapore Island Country Club’s Public Access Trail are classified as easy. The 7-mile (11-kilometer) Route 4 is moderate. Routes 3 and 6 (the TreeTop Walk) are moderate-to-difficult, and the 6-mile (9.5-kilometer) Route 5 is rated difficult.

Yes, parts of the MacRitchie Nature Trail and Reservoir Park are accessible for visitors with wheelchairs or strollers. The park contains seven different walking trails, and while not all of them are suitable for visitors with mobility limitations, several of them are—particularly the shorter trails on flat terrain with smooth paths or boardwalks.

To ensure safety within the MacRitchie Nature Trail and Reservoir Park, avoid approaching or feeding animals, seek shelter during inclement weather, and don’t go to the park or enter water after bad weather. Adhere to any trail closure signs you might see. Further, as Singapore has a hot, humid climate, make sure to stay well-hydrated while in the park.

The MacRitchie Nature Trail and Reservoir Park offers various amenities, including parking, restrooms, ranger stations, designated fishing areas, exercise stations, refreshment kiosks, and well-appointed shelters throughout. Further, the Singapore Island Country Club, with a golf course, is beside the park, but you must be a member or a registered “reciprocal guest” to use its facilities.