Here is the list of 14 trails and tracks for cycling in Singapore:
1. Pulau Ubin

The perfect cycling track for all aspiring future mountain bikers, Pulau Ubin is no doubt the most drilling yet rewarding tracks for cycling in Singapore. Also known as the ‘bike island’, thanks to the non-existing vehicular movement in the area; the trail is a welcome relief from the usual tracks in the city. The island is a marvellous place to explore, and once you have rented a bike, you can head past the town to reach the German Girl Shrine, where the real mountain biking experience actually begins. The biking track will take you through a rustic village and a short hike up the highest hill of Ubin as you explore the numerous quarries enroute. However, remember that there are only a few shops on the island, so it is best to also stock up on water when renting a bike.
Route: Changi Point Ferry Terminal to Chek Jawa Wetlands
Location: West of Pulau Tekong
2. Pasir Ris to East Coast Park

Route: Pasir Ris Park to Parkland Green(17.5km)
Location: Take bus 3,5,6,12,17 from Pasir Ris MRT
3. Kallang River and Marina Bay
If you want to go cycling in Singapore near the best views, then head out over the Helix Bridge and ride effortlessly along the Kallang River. It's even one of the most popular spots for residents to walk their dogs. You can also get your camera along for some sweeping shots upon entering the banks of the Kallang Basin. During the night time, the path is beautifully lit radiating an orange beam on the water - attracting all, the locals and the visitors.Route: Marina Bay Sands to Kallang and back to the Merlion Park (about 11 km)
Location: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore
4. North Eastern Riverine Loop

Route: Start and finish at Punggol Park
Location: 10 Sentul Crescent Road, Singapore
5. Changi Coastal Walk and Beach

Route: Changi Point Coastal Walk (Boardwalk) to Changi Beach
Location: Changi Village
6. Western Adventure Loop

The Western Adventure Loop artfully combines fun and adventure, as cyclists explore this lush 12-kilometre long trail and the variety of nature parks and quarries that fall en route. Beginning at the Choa Chu Kang Park, you can then ride along the canal at the Pang Sua Park Connector, where if you are lucky enough, you might spot the Pacific Swallow and the White-Bellied Sea Eagle. The trail will then take you to the Bukit Panjang Park Connector and the Zhengua Park, before passing through the Dairy Farm Nature Park, where cyclists often stop by at the Singapore Quarry to take photos of the fantastic cliff overlooking the solemn lake. Finally, the path will lead you to the Bukit Batok Nature’s Park, where you can check out the orchids, the Quarry Pool and the WWII Memorial Site. All in all, a ride through this route is moderately difficult, and you will encounter rough terrain at places, which ultimately only adds to the fun and adventure of riding on this trail.
Route: Choa Chu Kang Park to Bukit Batok Nature Park
Location: Beside Kranji Expressway
7. Khatib Loop

Route: Start and finish at Khatib MRT(16km)
Location: Khatib MRT, Singapore
8. Bedok Reservoir Park

Route: Circut of Bedok Reservoir Park
Location: Along Bedok Reservoir Road, North of Bedok New Town, Singapore
9. The Southern Bump

10. Coney Island

Route: Circuit along Coney Island
Location: Along Punggol Town
11. Track 15
One of the easiest cycling trails in Singapore, Track 15, popularly known as T15, is an excellent place to cycle at to get accustomed to the nuisances of some serious mountain biking. Located right next to the Singapore Zoo and running parallel to the Bukit Timah Expressway for the most part of the journey, the 12-kilometre long trail is full of easy climbs and rollers, which are relatively non-technical and easy to ride on. For the seasoned rider, the terrain is perfect to ride on, with uninterrupted speed and flow to enjoy a relaxing ride. While pedalling through the lush jungles, also keep an eye out for the rare bird species that reside here, such as the straw-headed bulbul and Scaly-breasted munia. The trail is also connected to the Gangsa Hill, which is a free ride area full of jumps and slopes. The Gangsa Hill, however, is recommended only for experts, and using protective riding gear is mandatory here.Location: Next to Singapore Zoo
11. Northern Explorer Loop
The trail to be at for those who also want to enjoy some simultaneous park hopping, the Northern Explorer Loop will take you through the northernmost region of the island, including the regions of Woodlands, Yishun and Sembawang. Bikers not only get to experience the pleasure of cycling on some of the most diverse terrains of the city, but they can also explore the rich biodiversity of the area while looking out for the fauna at the Central Catchment Reserve, which includes the Long-tailed Macaque and the endangered Harlequin butterfly. The final stop for this 25-kilometre long loop is at the Sembawang Park, where you can explore the rich colonial history of the area, including the Beaulieu House, Sembawang Jetty, and the Seletar Pier to end your eventful day.12. Ketam MTB Trail
Located a 15-minute ride away from the rustic area of Pulau Ubin, the Ketam Mountain Bike Park is a massive area spread over 45 hectares, which offers a 10-kilometre long mountain bike trail around the Ketam Quarry. Opened for the general public in 2008, the park is the first bike park in Singapore to have been built in accordance with the international standards for mountain biking competitions. Not only is the site host to various international competitions, but it also has opportunities for some great recreational cycling, while also doubling up as a conservation area for the natural flora and fauna. Comprising of Blue Square trails, Black Diamond and Double Black Diamond segments; riding here is a challenge even for the most seasoned riders, thanks to the various technical climbs and descents that the trail has. Strategically dotted along the tracks are shelters where cyclists can rest and capture photographs of the mesmerizing surroundings of the area.Route: Circuit along Ketam Quarry
Location: Ketam Mountain Bike Park, Near Pulau Ubin Island
13. Bukit Timah MTB Trail

Route: Circuit along Bukit Timah Hill
Location: Bukit Batok Nature Park
14. Kent Ridge MTB Trail

Route: Circuit along Kent Ridge Park
Location: Kent Ridge, Pasir Pajang
Bicycle Rental In Singapore

The price ranges from SGD 5 per hour for an adult bicycle to SGD 10 for a double bicycle. Even online booking is made which becomes more comfortable for the consumer. The operational hours are from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM generally.
There are many other rental service providers which allows you to cruise through the city. Some of them are:
1. Mobike
It can unlock the bike using the QR code via the app and even has a GPS Tracking which helps you to park the bicycle anywhere.
Cost: SGD1 for 30 minutes
Availability: National University of Singapore, Singapore Management University and National Gallery of Singapore
2. OFO
This app is free, and it just needs a key to kick-start your ride. It is very cheap and charges per trip rather than minutes.
Cost: SGD 0.50 per trip
Availability: MRT Stations near HDB estates such as Punggol and even West Coast Park
3. Bicycle Hut
This service is located in the centre of the town and becomes convenient for the customers to rent it out. They provide guides to customers about the routes where there is no traffic.
Cost: SGD 20 per hour
4. Coastline Leisure
They rent bikes for cycling in Singapore as well as the coastal areas. They have many cycles ranging from mountain bikes to cycles for children.
Cost: SGD 6 - SGD 10 per hour
5. Biking Singapore
They are famous because they provide you with foldable bicycles as it becomes convenient for the rider. It provides you with the luxury of delivering you the cycle to the hotel and picking it up when finished.
Cost: SGD 35 for 6 hours and SGD 60 for a full day
6. Wheelers
It is a bicycle store which sells a bicycle with the service of renting them out. They have a vast range of bikes to offer - mountain bikes, cruiser bikes, kids bike and family bike.
Cost: SGD 25 to SGD 88
Tips
- Make sure that you visit enough stores in Singapore before deciding to buy a particular bicycle for yourself. There are a myriad of well-equipped stores for the same, such as Hello Bicycle, Tay Junction, Treknolog, and The Bike Settlement. Wheeler’s Yard does some amazing speciality bikes, and the e-commerce app Carousell is the perfect place for you if you are on the lookout for some second-hand bicycles.
- The best part about is that you don’t necessarily need a bicycle to enjoy riding in Singapore. There are numerous places where you can rent a bike for a day, such as the East Coast Park and the Pulau Ubin. Rates can go as low as SGD 3 per hour, making biking affordable and fun at the same time.
- Even though helmets are not mandatory yet for cyclists in Singapore, never refrain from wearing one for your own safety. Additionally, your bike needs to be equipped with a white light in the front, and a red light at the back.
- Try and take full advantage of the car-free Sunday, once a month in Singapore. On this day, roads around Padang and other streets in CBD are partially closed for cars, making it the ideal condition for cyclists to enjoy a carefree day.
- You might not find a lot of eating outlets and shops on the way, so it is best to stock on water beforehand
~ Written by - Devyani Makan and Muskan Ahuja