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Celebrate World Bicycle Day by exploring Singapore’s best cycling trails, from tranquil park connectors to rugged off-road adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or casual weekend rider, the Lion City offers scenic routes, hidden gems, and rest spots to suit every pace and preference.

Hidden Gems & Scenic Routes

1. Rower’s Bay Park (Seletar)

A serene 2km cycling stretch along Seletar Reservoir with boardwalk views, wetlands, and birdwatching opportunities. Part of the Round Island Route with self-help bike repair stations and vending machines.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Wildseed Café & Bar – Located within The Summerhouse at Seletar Aerospace Park, Wildseed Café offers a charming garden setting with a farm-to-table menu. It’s a delightful spot to relax amidst nature after your ride.
📍 3 Park Lane, Level 1A Seletar Aerospace Drive

2. Lorong Halus Bridge (Punggol)

This striking red bridge connects Punggol to the Lorong Halus Wetlands. Cycling here during sunrise or sunset provides a picturesque experience, complemented by the surrounding flora and fauna.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Whisk & Paddle – Located along Punggol Waterway, this café offers river views and ample space for cyclists to rest. Try their truffle fries and homemade cakes.
📍 10 Tebing Lane, #01-01

3. Khatib Loop

Starting from Khatib MRT, this 16km trail meanders through historical sites, including colonial-era bungalows and the Sembawang Hot Spring Park, offering a blend of culture and nature.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Slow Bakes – Located within HomeTeamNS Khatib, this minimalist, Scandinavian-inspired bakery café is a quiet spot perfect for a mid-ride recharge. Enjoy fresh bakes and coffee with a view of the lush surroundings.
📍 30A Yishun Central 1

4. Seletar North Link

For those seeking solitude, the Seletar North Link trail leads to a hidden lake between Punggol Barat and Punggol Timor islands. The route offers a unique escape from the city’s hustle.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Wheeler’s Estate – Just a short ride away in Seletar Aerospace Park, this rustic industrial-style café is a haven for cyclists. Think hearty brunch, good coffee, and bike parking.
📍 2 Park Lane, Seletar Aerospace Park

5. Pang Sua Pond (Bukit Panjang)

A tranquil 9-13km route that takes you past Singapore’s second-largest man-made floating wetland system, making it a haven for bird watchers and nature enthusiasts.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Carpenter & Cook – A quaint vintage-style café and bakery offering artisanal pastries, savoury bites, and speciality coffee. A perfect post-ride retreat is just a short distance away in Upper Bukit Timah.
📍 19 Lorong Kilat, #01-06, Singapore 598120

Off-Road Adventures

6. Chestnut Nature Park

As Singapore’s largest nature park, it boasts 20 mountain biking trails catering to all skill levels. From gentle slopes to challenging terrains, it’s a playground for mountain bikers.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Canopy Garden Dining & Bar – Situated in Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, this café offers a lush, garden setting perfect for a post-ride meal.
📍 1382 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1

7. Mandai Track 15 (T15)

This 12km trail offers a mix of gravel and mud paths through lush greenery. It’s suitable for beginners looking to venture into off-road cycling.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Foreword Coffee Roasters – Located in Canberra Plaza, this café is run by a social enterprise and offers a range of coffee and light bites, with ample seating for cyclists to relax.
📍 133 Canberra View, #03-08

8. Ketam Mountain Bike Park (Pulau Ubin)

Accessible via a short ferry ride from Changi Point Ferry Terminal, this park features trails built to international standards, catering to both leisure and competitive cyclists.

Nearby café stop:
☕️ Season Live Seafood – After your ride, grab a seafood meal at Ubin’s local eateries near the jetty. Expect no-frills but rewarding island-style dining.
📍 Pulau Ubin Village

Bike Rental Spots

• Pulau Ubin: Local rental shops near the ferry terminal. Choose from mountain bikes to vintage-style cruisers.
• East Coast Park, Punggol, Marina Bay: Look for rental points from GoCycling, SG Bike, and Anywheel.
• Rower’s Bay Park: Self-service shared bikes (SG Bike, Anywheel) available onsite, plus bike racks and repair stations.

Tips for a Safe and Enjoyable Ride

• Stay Hydrated: Always carry water, especially on longer or off-road trails.
• Protect Yourself: Helmets, lights, and proper gear are must-haves.
• Plan Ahead: Check trail access, weather, and nearby amenities before your ride.
• Respect Nature: Stick to paths, avoid littering, and don’t disturb wildlife.

Celebrate World Bicycle Day with a ride that suits your spirit—whether you’re chasing sunsets, history, nature, or adrenaline. Grab your helmet, hit the trails, and discover why cycling in Singapore is more than just a commute—it’s a journey.

Happy Cycling!