Imbiah Trail

Imbiah Trail is a nature walking trail located in the Imbiah area of Sentosa Island, Singapore. The trail winds through secondary rainforest on Mount Imbiah, connecting Imbiah Lookout with lower forested areas near Sentosa Nature Discovery. Notable for its preserved natural environment amid Sentosa's attractions, it offers visitors a quiet forest experience with native flora and fauna, interpretive signage, and a contrast to the island's developed leisure zones.

Visitors can expect a shaded, forested walking path through secondary rainforest on Mount Imbiah. The trail features natural earth paths, slopes and steps, dense vegetation, native trees, birds and occasional long-tailed macaques. Interpretive signs explain flora and fauna. The route connects Imbiah Lookout attractions with Sentosa Nature Discovery and offers a quiet, nature-focused walk away from the island's theme parks and beaches. No shops or built attractions are along the trail itself.

Mount Imbiah was part of Sentosa's former military area when the island was known as Pulau Blakang Mati. The hill and surrounding forest served strategic purposes before Sentosa's redevelopment for leisure and tourism from the 1970s. The present forest is secondary regrowth preserved as a nature area within the island's development plan.