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MacRitchie Reservoir Park is a large protected area in the centre of Sinagpore. This being Singapore, the nature reserve is very well managed and organised. At its southern (Lornie Road) end MacRitchie offers facilities including changing rooms, showers, kayak rental, and a very nice restaurant. From here trails of varying length head off into the jungle or along the reservoir edge.

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Despite being very popular and close to habitation, this area is still somewhat wild and there are real chances of seeing birds, monkeys, snakes, and other wildlife here. There are a variety of walks to suit different fitness levels and lengths of time.

Boardwalk loop (Prunus Trail) – short (2.5 km)
This is the shortest loop you can walk from the Lornie Road car park. Heading Northeast / anti-clockwise, the route follows the path towards the kayak rental office. The area with the outdoor gym equipment marks the start and end of the loop. It is best to start with the boardwalk (left) trail, following it around the water’s edge for about 600 metres. Look closely in the water and the trail side bushes and you stand a good chance of seeing wildlife.

At the first junction, climb the stairs to the right to enter the forest, then turn right again. The path descends gently back towards the gym equipment area. Be cautious of macaques in the forest – follow the locals’ advice and give them a wide berth while avoiding eye contact. Under no circumstances feed them. This short loop is also popular with joggers in the mornings and evenings, and they can get irritated if you block their way – so give them a wide berth too!