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Explore the secrets of Singapore by bicycle – DIY
Bishan Park and Coney Island
Trails in Coney Island
Credit: Kim Cheah
Coney Island
Credit: Kim Cheah
West Entry-Coney Island
Credit: Kim Cheah
Floating Wetland-Sengkeng River
Credit: Robin McAdoo
Punggol PCN
Credit: Robin McAdoo
Dinosaur Play Structure-Ang Mo Kio
Credit: Google Street View
Qigong circles-Bishan Park
Credit: Brian McAdoo
Bishan Park
Credit: Brian McAdoo
Punggol Waterway
Credit: Brian McAdoo
Ride #6: Bishan Park and Coney (Serangoon) Island
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Route Start/End: Bishan Park, or anywhere along the route. Instructions begin at Bishan Park.
Route Length: 30km +/-
Terrain: Flat
Route Comments: Play in the park, stretch your legs, and listen to the birds sing! This ride takes you all the way to the north with views of Malaysia, almost entirely on PCNs. It is kind of a ‘heartland ride’ but has some touristy feel to it as well.
At the end, take a moment at Bishan Park and play in the water a bit before heading home. It’s worth it and your toes will thank you!
Caution: This route is almost entirely PCNs but does include road crossings. Watch for vehicles coming out of driveways too! They won’t be expecting you.
The Google My Map is linked here and the Instructions (in a Google Doc) are linked here.
Contact us with any questions or updates to the route.
Email: Bike-a-LocalRobin@gmail.com
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Liability:
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Safety:
Our routes have been carefully planned for maximum safety. We cycle mainly on PCNs (Park Connectors), alleyways, quiet streets and sidewalks. However in a big city like Singapore, it will be unavoidable for us to cross busy roads during the course of the rides.
Safety is our #1 priority. Bike-a-Local.com is a provider of self-guided route information. The user of this information is expected to follow all safety cycling protocols and Singapore’s Cycling Code of Conduct https://bike-a-local.com/safety/.
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