Hindhede Nature Park

Hindhede Nature Park is a 10-hectare nature park located at Hindhede Drive at the foot of Bukit Timah Hill in Singapore. Developed by the National Parks Board and opened in 2001, it serves as a buffer park to the adjacent Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. The park is notable for the scenic Hindhede Quarry, wetlands, secondary forest, and its role as a gateway to Bukit Timah Hill trails.

Visitors can expect a tranquil forested park with paved paths, boardwalks and gentle trails leading to the Hindhede Quarry, now a water-filled quarry surrounded by cliffs and vegetation. The park features a wetland area, open lawns, shelters, a children's playground, and lookout points over the quarry. Wildlife such as birds, dragonflies, monitor lizards and squirrels can be observed. The park connects directly to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve via trails and overhead bridge.

The park is built around the former Hindhede Quarry, a granite quarry that operated until the late 20th century. After quarrying ceased, the site was rehabilitated and developed by the National Parks Board as Hindhede Nature Park, opened in 2001 to act as a green buffer and visitor gateway to the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, protecting the reserve's core forest from edge effects.