Singapore cycling routes
Ride Singapore’s streets after dark, from Marina Bay to lantern lit neighbourhoods.
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Marina Bay Night Loop
Round the bay at night: the Merlion, the Esplanade, the Helix Bridge and the light show at Marina Bay Sands.
5.1 km 9 m climbingSupertree Glow
Over the Helix Bridge and past the glowing Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay to Marina Barrage, then back by the Flyer.
7.3 km 13 m climbingChinatown Lanterns
Lantern-lit Chinatown, the Maxwell and Lau Pa Sat hawker centres, Tanjong Pagar and the riverside bars of Boat Quay.
4.3 km 8 m climbingLittle India & Kampong Glam
Festival lights over Serangoon Road, the golden dome of Sultan Mosque and the shophouses of Bugis.
4.7 km 3 m climbingOrchard Road Glitter
The shopping boulevard under its night canopy of rain trees, from Dhoby Ghaut to Tanglin and back.
6.2 km 18 m climbingCivic District Promenade
Colonial landmarks by night: City Hall, Raffles Hotel, the museums of Bras Basah and the warehouses of Clarke Quay.
4.9 km 17 m climbingMount Faber Summit
A short, steep climb from HarbourFront to the top of Mount Faber, with the harbour lights below.
4.7 km 97 m climbingSouthern Ridges
Telok Blangah, Alexandra and the hairpins of Kent Ridge, then Pasir Panjang and Labrador Park by the sea.
16.8 km 149 m climbingSentosa Island Loop
Over the causeway to Sentosa: Siloso, Palawan and Tanjong beaches and the island’s wooded hills.
13.9 km 64 m climbingEast Coast Park Breeze
The seaside park connector from Tanjong Rhu past Marine Cove to Bedok Jetty, with ships at anchor offshore.
19.7 km 41 m climbingChangi Coast
Along Changi Coast Road beside the runways to Changi Village, then back past Jewel Changi Airport.
42.0 km 70 m climbingKatong Shophouses
Peranakan terraces on Joo Chiat Road, the Geylang Serai market and the late-night food of Geylang.
10.7 km 13 m climbingBukit Timah Hill
Up the dark rainforest road to the summit of Bukit Timah Hill, Singapore’s highest point, and back.
9.7 km 175 m climbingCentral Catchment
Thomson and Mandai through the rainforest round the reservoirs, past the Night Safari.
35.2 km 279 m climbingKranji Countryside
Farms and wetlands in the quiet north-west: Lim Chu Kang, Neo Tiew and Sungei Buloh.
27.9 km 79 m climbingWoodlands Waterfront
Northern Singapore by the Johor Strait, with the lights of Johor Bahru across the water.
22.4 km 97 m climbingPunggol Waterway
New towns on the north-east coast: Sengkang, the Punggol waterway and Punggol Point.
17.4 km 61 m climbingPasir Ris & Tampines
The beach park at Pasir Ris, Tampines town centre and the lake at Bedok Reservoir.
19.2 km 42 m climbingJurong Lake Pagodas
The Chinese and Japanese gardens on Jurong Lake, Jurong East and the industrial west at Pioneer.
20.0 km 63 m climbingWest Coast Ridge
Clementi, West Coast Park and Pasir Panjang, then over Kent Ridge to Buona Vista.
16.6 km 85 m climbingHolland & Dempsey
Leafy Tanglin: the Botanic Gardens, the bars of Dempsey Hill and Holland Village.
15.6 km 77 m climbingTiong Bahru Art Deco
The streamline flats of Tiong Bahru, Outram and the river at Havelock Road.
5.4 km 20 m climbingKallang Riverside
The Sports Hub’s glowing dome, the Kallang Basin and the river paths of Lavender.
9.6 km 21 m climbingNight Markets Crawl
From the satay street at Lau Pa Sat through Chinatown, Bugis Street and Little India to the Geylang Serai bazaar.
11.9 km 15 m climbingCross-Island North
Straight up the middle of the island from Newton by Bukit Timah to Woodlands and the Johor Strait.
25.5 km 124 m climbingHeartlands Tour
Housing-board towns after dark: Toa Payoh, Bishan, Ang Mo Kio and Serangoon.
16.2 km 57 m climbingRound-Island Grand Tour
The whole island in one night: the east coast, Changi, Punggol, Sembawang, Kranji, Jurong and the Southern Ridges.
142.9 km 406 m climbingTuas to the Bay
From the shipyards of Tuas along the west coast and the Southern Ridges into the city.
35.4 km 88 m climbing
Distance, climbing and elevation on this page are measured from Everycol’s simulated route. They can differ from outdoor measurements because of the mapped start and finish, route variant and elevation model.