Canopy Walk

The Canopy Walk is a 280-metre elevated boardwalk within Kent Ridge Park in the Kent Ridge sub-zone of Queenstown, Singapore. Part of the Southern Ridges trail network, it winds through secondary forest canopy at up to 18 metres above ground, linking Kent Ridge Park to HortPark. Notable for its forest immersion, birdwatching opportunities and views of the surrounding greenery, it offers visitors a tranquil nature experience close to the city and near historic World War II sites.

Visitors can expect an elevated timber boardwalk winding through the secondary forest canopy of Kent Ridge Park, up to 18 metres above ground. The walk offers shaded forest immersion, views of treetops and glimpses of birds and squirrels, with interpretive panels about flora and fauna. The trail connects Kent Ridge Park to HortPark and the wider Southern Ridges, with shelters and seating along the route. The setting is tranquil and natural, surrounded by dense greenery away from urban development.

Kent Ridge, formerly Pasir Panjang Ridge, was the site of the Battle of Pasir Panjang in February 1942 during World War II. The Canopy Walk itself was developed as part of the Southern Ridges project by the National Parks Board and Urban Redevelopment Authority, completed in 2008, to link Kent Ridge Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park and Mount Faber Park into a continuous 10-kilometre trail network.