Treks & Trails

Explore Rainforest Wild Adventure on our elevated walkway, which provides universal access for families with strollers and elderly.

Take in breathtaking views of the lush canopy and a chance to spot animals in their natural habitats.

Intersecting the Elevated Walkway, this adventurous trail takes you deeper into the rainforest.

Navigate boulder crossings, log bridges, and suspended walkways, while exploring tunnels, caves, bubbling springs, and even a free-roaming langur habitat.

Perfect for those seeking a closer connection to what the rainforest has to offer.

Trek down the Leopard Trail and watch as the nightly routine of leopards, lions, civets and porcupines unfolds.

This trail also takes you through two spectacular walk-through exhibits for up-close encounters with furry creatures of the skies — the flying foxes and flying squirrels.

The 3.3km Mandai Boardwalk offers breathtaking views across the Upper Seletar Reservoir towards the Central Catchment Nature Reserves.

Universally designed to accommodate all ages and abilities, this freely accessible green space at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve invites visitors to immerse in nature and greenery beyond the ticketed wildlife attractions.

Meet some of Southeast Asia’s native animals, including the Sunda Pangolin, Asian Small-clawed Otter, Common Palm Civet, Leopard Cat, and Sunda Slow Loris!

This trail brings you down under to the natural wonders and wildlife of Australia, New Zealand and New Guinea.

Set off from the rustic Discovery Station to meet marsupials such as the sugar glider and brush-tailed possum.

Listen out for the morepork owl, named for its melancholic “more-pork” call.

This intriguing trail takes you to the crossroads of Africa and Asia, where animals of the savannah and the tropics live side by side.

The East Lodge Trail connects the fascinating Leopard Trail to the new Wallaby Trail. So, keep trekking and enjoy the night-time wilderness!