Discover the Natural Beauty of MacRitchie Prunus Trail

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, make your way to MacRitchie Reservoir Park, which is well-signposted. The main entrance is located at Lornie Road. Once you arrive, look for parking spaces available along the main road leading into the park. Parking is typically free, but it can fill up quickly on weekends and public holidays. After parking, head towards the visitor center, and you will find signage directing you to the MacRitchie Prunus Trail.

• Public Transportation (Bus)

  To reach MacRitchie Reservoir via public transport, take Bus 157 from the nearest MRT station (e.g., Caldecott MRT Station on the Circle Line). Alight at the bus stop near MacRitchie Reservoir. From the bus stop, walk towards the reservoir entrance and follow the signs to MacRitchie Prunus Trail. The walk from the bus stop to the trailhead is approximately 10 minutes.

• Public Transportation (MRT + Bus)

  You can also take the MRT to Caldecott MRT Station (Circle Line). From there, exit the station and catch Bus 157, 410, or 855 that heads towards MacRitchie Reservoir. Get off at the nearest bus stop and walk towards the reservoir entrance. Once you reach the entrance, follow the signs to MacRitchie Prunus Trail. The total journey can take around 30-40 minutes, depending on waiting times.

• Walking

  If you find yourself within MacRitchie Reservoir Park already, you can simply follow the main trail signs. The MacRitchie Prunus Trail is well-marked and can be accessed from the main pathways. Look for directional signs labeled 'Prunus Trail' to guide you directly to the trailhead. The trail entrance is approximately a 15-20 minute walk from the visitor center.