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Coast-To-Coast Trail Nparks Coast-To-Coast Trail Your Guide to NParks Coast-to-Coast Trail NParks Coast-to-Coast Trail Hi there! I am Phil, a leaf from the native Broad-leaved Sterculia (Sterculia macrophylla). Join me as I guide you through a curated walking experience along the Coast- to-Coast Trail, a 36km route that spans across Singapore stretching from Jurong Lake Gardens in the west to Coney Island Park in the northeast. Choose to explore the Trail on your own using this Trail guide or download the Coast-to-Coast Trail mobile app for a more immersive experience to discover parks, park connectors, nature areas, places of interest and local flora and fauna. Visit the 10 checkpoints demarcated with checkpoint markers like the one on the right. Scan the animal characters on them with the Augmented Reality setting in the app and watch them come to life on your phone! My furry and feathered friends will not only share nuggets of information on themselves, but also on the area around them. From logging in to the app, to checking in at any of the 10 checkpoints, completing quests, sharing your experiences in the app and on social media, or finding “hidden fruits”, there is a wealth of opportunities to earn points, which can be accumulated to qualify you for upcoming special activation events where you can earn much bigger and more attractive gifts! To download the app and for more information on the Coast-to-Coast Trail, visit www.nparks.gov.sg/c2c. NParks Coast-to-Coast Trail Sembawang Woodlands Yishun CP10 Lim Chu Kang CP9 Mandai CP8 CP7 Sengkang CP6 Choa Chu Kang Ang Mo Pasir Ris Kio CP5 Hougang CP2 CP1 Bukit Tampines Batok CP3 Serangoon Changi Simei Jurong West CP4 Bukit Timah Bedok Tuas Geylang Clementi West Coast Commonwealth Queensway Telok Blangah Jurong Island Sentosa Legend CHECKPOINT (CP) CP1 CP2 CP3 CP4 CP5 CP6 CP7 CP8 CP9 CP10 COAST-TO- COAST TRAIL JURONG BUKIT BATOK HINDHEDE ADAM ROAD BISHAN- LUXUS HILLS SENGKANG PUNGGOL CONEY ISLAND LOWER SELETAR LAKE GARDENS NATURE PARK DRIVE ANG MO KIO PARK FLOATING WATERWAY PARK RESERVOIR PARK PARK WETLAND PARK (ROWER’S BAY) NParks Coast-to-Coast Trail Points of Interest around Checkpoint 1 Bukit Gombak Jurong Lake Gardens (NS3) A B C D E West Ave 5 Bukit Batok Hillview CC Hillview Ave B Neram Streams Rasau Walk Gardenhouse Forest Ramble PAssionWaVe @ Jurong B u u k i k t A series of naturalised A meandering boardwalk that A community space where Lake Gardens it B A nature-themed play area that B a a t waterways, where visitors will take you along the water’s visitors can gather for Enjoy a myriad of fun and t o o comprises varied adventure k k E can spot dragonflies and edge, providing opportunities gardening workshops, unique waterfront sports W a play experiences for children s e t s A damhhselflies amongst the to get close to the lake. nature appreciation talk, and and lifestyle programmes for t v to mimic the actions of animals. A e v plants. community gardening. everyone at the first waterfront e 5 F G H I facility in the West. 2 Bukit Batok East Ave 2 West Mall Bukit Batok Public Library Dog Run ActiveSG Park @ Alstonia Island & Clusia Cove Bt Batok Bukit Batok East Ave 4 Let your dogs run wild in one Jurong Lake Gardens Freshwater Swamp Bukit Batok Bus Int l A series of interconnected (NS2) a of Singapore’s largest public Situated at the south of Jurong Forest tr en CP 2 tidal pools for families to C dog runs! Lake Gardens, ActiveSG Park Discover various plant species tok Bt Batok East CC splash around – rest stop with Bukit Ba is equipped with a swimming chosen as a relfection of the F&B options included – that Ch of St Mary of pool, gymnasium and offers a natural freshwater swamp The Angels offers panoramic views of the Bukit Batok East Ave 2 wide range of workout classes. ecosystem of Jurong at st Ave 6 Bukit Batok Ave 1 Ea Gardens. tok Alstonia Island. Ba kit Bu J Bukit View Bukit View Bukit Batok East Ave 6 Sec Sch Pri Sch Yuhua Market Boon Lay Way Keming towards & Hawker Ctr PAN ISLAND Pri Sch EXPRE SSW Bukit Batok East Ave 3 Boon Lay Way Yuhua Village AY Bukit Batok CP 2 & 3 Market & Food Ctr Swimming Complex Sri Arulmigu Crest Sec Sch Bukit Batok Ave 1 Murugan Tp Grasslands Dominated by tall grasses, the Yuhua Pri Sch JURONG LAKE Chinese Garden Yusof Ishak Grasslands are an important (EW25) Jurong East Shuqun Sec Sch Sec Sch habitat for many small bird F NPC K PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY species that feed on grass Yuan Ching Road seeds and seek shelter in Yuhua CC the grass. The Grasslands E Jurong East Central also houses the Lone Tree, a Boon Lay Way CP 1 sculpture made from recycled Masjid Al-Mukminin iron reinforcement bars. K Legend Chinese I MRT Restrooms Shelter D B oon Garden Road L ay W Bus Stop Point of Interest Walking Trail Jurong a Seventh Day y Adventist Ch Fusion Spoon Services Ng Teng Fong Visitors can enjoy dining admist C Westgate Gen Hospital the scenic view of Jurong Lake J Connect G at the only resaturant at Jurong Omni- JCube Lake Gardens, serving food Theatre Jem J options ranging from Western Jurong Town Hall Road to Asian cuisines. B Science Centre Jurong East Singapore (EW24 / NS1) Yuan Ching Road Ching Yuan Jurong The National Oval Library H Jurong East Temp Bus Int A NParks Coast-to-Coast Trail Points of Interest around Checkpoint 2 Bukit Batok Nature Park Dairy Farm Road B U K I T Hillview T I A B (DT3) M Hillview Road A H Hillview CC E X P R E S S W A Dairy Farm Nature Park Y Quarry Pool World War II Memorial Bt Panjang A scenic spot that many have Site Methodist Ch found respite in. An image of A plaque to commemorate the BUKIT TIMAH NATURE RESERVE tranquility will come to mind 50th anniversary of the end of Hume Ave immediately when you are WWII lies at the foot of the there. site. The Lorong Sesuai area was selected by the Japanese Hume Ave during WWII as a memorial Singapore site for the soldiers who died. Quarry C Lor Sesuai Upper Bukit Timah Road Former Ford B UK Points of Interest Factory IT T IM A BUKIT BATOK H around Checkpoint 3 E NATURE PARK X P R E St. Clare S S Sch for W B A Special Edn Y Hindhede Drive Hindhede Quarry A Lor Sesuai C D D Temechut Hindhede Walk Lor Rifle Range Road Jalan Kampong Chantek CP 2 Bukit Old Jurong Road Hindhede Drive Bukit Way Drive Bukit Timah Park Bukit Timah Nature Bukit Batok East Ave 6 Connector Reserve CP 3 d Bukit Timah Nature Campers’ Corner oa R e Reserve g n A fully-automated store that a R (Opening hours: 7am – 7pm daily) Jalan Jurong Kechil Upper Bukit Timah Road e equips hikers and nature fl i Follow trails embedded within lovers with the necessities for a R from Jalan Anak Bukit the Reserve, an ASEAN journey into the Reserve. Heritage Park and one of the CP 1 PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY few primary rainforest areas Dimensions in the country, or learn about Intl College Beauty il World h c the Reserve’s treasure trove of e Plaza K g n native biodiversity at the Visitor Beauty World ro Ju n (DT5) la Centre. Ja R towards ifl Bukit Timah CC e R a CP 4 n g e Bt Bt Timah R Yarw Legend o o Timah Market a o d d NPP A v MRT Restrooms Shelter e n u Dunearn Road e Bus Stop Point of Interest Walking Trail Bukit Timah Road Services King Albert Park Dunearn Road PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY (DT6) Blackmore Drive NParks Coast-to-Coast Trail Points of Interest around Checkpoint 4 CENTRAL CATCHMENT NATURE RESERVE Adam Road Lornie Road A B LORNIE HIGHWAY Adam Road Food Singapore Botanic Centre Gardens Lor Halwa It may be small in size, but it’s Established in 1859, the Sime Road big on food, housing some Singapore Botanic Gardens PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY Lornie Road reputable stalls. Favourites is the oldest garden in include the famous nasi lemak, Singapore, and the only Adam Drive prawn noodles, Indian rojak, tropical garden to be K mee rebus, mee soto and honoured as a UNESCO Adam Drive h e towards a mutton soup. World Heritage Site. Besides m H CP 5 being an ornamental and o c k recreational garden, it is also R o scientifically important. Adam Road a from d Adam CP 3 Flyover Dunearn Road Nanyang Girls Raffles Girls’ High Sch Pri Sch Bukit Timah Road Kheam PAN ISLAND EXPRESSWAY Sixth Avenue Hock Park Kheam Hock Road (DT7) National University Road Junior College Adam Road Jalan Sejarah Fourth Avenue Jalan llmu Third Avenue Fifth Avenue Dunearn Road Hillcrest Rd Second Avenue Jalan Adat First Avenue Bukit Timah Road Watten Dr Camden Park Namly Avenue UniversityJalan Road Asuhan Bahasa Jalan ve Chee Hoon A Adam Road Watten Est Road Shelford Road Dunearn Road Singapore Bible College UBC Business Bukit Timah Road University Tan Kah Kee CP 4 (DT8) A Adam Road Legend Food Ctr Hwa Chong Farrer Gospel Light Jalan Unggas MRT Shelter Institution Dunearn Flyover Christian Ch Underpass Dunearn Road Bus Stop Walking Trail Road Coronation Walk Point of Interest Coronation Bukit Timah Bukit Timah Road Coronation King’s Road Bt Timah Underpass Shopping Plaza NPC Botanic Gardens (CC19/DT9) B SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS NParks Coast-to-Coast Trail Points of Interest around Checkpoint 4 Singapore Botanic Gardens CP 4 towards A Adam Road CP 5 Food Ctr DUNEARN ROAD Bukit Timah Gate Nassim Gate A Bt Timah Botanic BUKIT TIMAH ROAD (Opening hours: 5am – 12am daily) (Opening hours: 5am – 12am daily) NPC Gardens (CC19/DT9) Access to the Singapore Botanic Gardens is extremely convenient with the extension of the The Nassim Gate Visitor Centre showcases the best of Southeast Asian architecture B Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system’s Circle Line (CCL) and Downtown Line (DTL) and provides a welcome retreat for visitors after a long walk.
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