Cycle, Hike and Jog Along the New Lornie Nature Corridor Singapore

The 1.76km stretch along Lornie Road comprises a Nature Way and a Park Connector, the latter of which is part of the 36km Coast-to-Coast Trail.

lornie nature corridor part of coast to coast

It is adjacent to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve (CCNR), acting as a natural buffer that helps to bolster the habitats of biodiversity like the Raffles’ Banded Langur and Sunda pangolin in those areas.

Lornie Nature Corridor

This buffer also helps reduce forest fragmentation of the nature reserve, making it more resilient to the impacts of climate change and extreme weather.

start of lornie nature corridor

The corridor is planted with over 100 species of trees and shrubs, mimicking a more natural landscape like a rainforest. The greenery also creates a cooler and more comfortable environment for users.

Hiking along Lornie Nature Corridor

Once the plants mature, the route will resemble a forested corridor, providing for a rustic environment for hikers and cyclists to move between MacRitchie Reservoir Park and Adam Rd.

lornie nature corridor signboard

Having more natural landscapes through rewilding Lornie Nature Corridor is also part of a longer 10km stretch starting from Kheam Hock Rd, connecting to Lornie Rd and Upper Thomson Rd, ultimately linking together the CCNR and the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

lornie nature corridor shared path

This 10km stretch will undergo rewilding, which involves planting a curated mix of native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers to introduce more naturalistic landscapes across Singapore.

Not only will biodiversity benefit from this ecological connectivity, the lusher greenery can be enjoyed by the public.

How to Go to Lornie Nature Corridor Singapore

Address: 20 Sime Road, Singapore 288305
Bus: 157 and 165
Nearest MRT: Caldecott MRT
Opening Hours: 24 hours
Admission: FREE
Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/lornie-pc