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Mid Western Route II: Holland Village - Bukit Timah/Tenth Mile Junction - Kranji - Bukit Timah/Clementi - Ulu Pandan Park Connector sivasothi Jan 26th Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 52.3km Recreational, Onroad, Smooth, Basic, Low traffic, Safe, Scenic
Recommended for early Sunday or Public Holiday early morning rides only. Bukit Timah road is not safe by late morning for novice riders. And Kranji has busy heavy vehicular traffic even on Saturday mornings. I use this route when I am meeting friends at 10th mile junction.
East Coast Park (Fort Road end) to Changi Village sivasothi Nov 10th Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 20.8km Not Bike
Walking route - parts are inaccurate.
Inner Central Loop: Holland Village - Mandai - Bt Batok sivasothi Nov 3rd Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 39.2km Recreational, Onroad, Basic
Quick morning ride, do it early to avoid heavy traffic even though a lot of the route is in low traffic or wide-laned roads.
Holland Village - Changi Village LOOP up via Tampines and return via ECP (weekend ride) sivasothi Oct 25th Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 71km Recreational, Onroad, Intermediate, Low traffic, Scenic
Neesd lots of tidying up still between ECP and Esplanade.
Holland Village to Pandan Mangroves sivasothi Aug 21st Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 9.5km Commute, Onroad, Basic, Low traffic
Route to one of my mangrove field sites.
Changi Village to ECP edge (lame duck ride) sivasothi Jul 1st Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 12.1km Recreational, Smooth, Basic, Safe, Scenic
A short (2.5 hours two way) and easy route for encouraging leisure cycling by unfamiliar cyclists; entirely along park connectors. The route is approximate ,needs to be further refined in consultation with maps. On the ground its clear though, as it is a well marked park connector.
Holland Village to Sengkang sivasothi Jul 1st Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 24.7km Commute, Onroad, Basic, Low traffic, Safe
I am going to Sengkang this Friday early evening. I will wear a mask! I use my usual route to Tampines Road then use the Serangoon Park Connector to reach Sengkang. The route via Yio Chu Kang and Buangkok Green is 4km shorter. I suspect it is less safe suitable only for weekends.
Holland Village to Toa Payoh Central sivasothi Jul 1st Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 11.8km Commute, Onroad, Basic, Low traffic, Safe, Scenic
I have to get to Toa Payoh Central this Saturday afternoon (27 Jun 2008) for EnviroFest. I prepared this route by using my usual run to MacRitchie then turning into Thomson Road and Toa Payoh Rise to get to Toa Payoh Central. Have not tried the latter part of this route.
Holland Village to Changi, early weekend mornings sivasothi Jul 1st Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 33km Recreational, Onroad, Basic, Low traffic, Safe, Scenic
This is a fast ride only for weekend mornings, starting at 6am. Traffic is light enough for this route to be used safely by leisure cyclists, but only then.
Mid Western Loop: Holland Village <-> Kranji Reservoir sivasothi Jun 21st Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 48.9km Onroad, Intermediate, High traffic, Unsafe, Urban, Scenic
Holland Village to Kranji Reservoir via Jalan Bahar and back via Bukit Timah. Food and drink stops - Sungei Kadut (Kranji) or Hoover Park (Bukit Timah). I ride this route mainly at night or on Sundays. Else there is too much dust and heavy traffic!
Serangoon Gardens to NUS Kent Ridge Campus sivasothi Jun 15th Singapore > Singapore > Singapore 18.2km Commute, Recreational, Onroad, Intermediate, Low traffic, Safe, Urban
This route avoids fast, high traffic roads and opts for detours through green, residential districts and low pedestrian-traffic pavements. It is slightly hilly for a Singapore route. Generally safe except for the last road, North Buona Vista, which is a hazard to a weak urban cyclist. Happily, the overhead bridge at Dover can be used instead. It is only a half-length carry going over. Returning via North Buona Vista is safe, though.
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