Singapore Quarry

by Josephin Running/Hikingon Posted on

We’d taken the southern Rail Corridor path for most of the ride to the quarry. Besides a few short stretches of gravel, old railroad truss bridges, and a bit of off-roading to hop over to the main quarry road, the ride there was a breeze. The quarry observation dock/deck is open from 09:00-18:00 and no swimming is permitted, as with most quarries due to the steep slopes, deep water, debris, and cold water temperatures.

Singapore Quarry scenery from observation dock lookout point (open from 09:00-18:00).
The serene green tunnel that composes most of the southern Rail Corridor.
Canals near the Rail Corridor path.
Old Bukit Timah rail station under renovation for public viewing pleasure.
Bukit Timah Truss Bridge from the British colonial era circa 1932.
Vintage railway crossing marker.
Rail Corridor to Singapore Quarry main road crossover bridge.
Singapore Quarry observation dock.
Long-tailed macaques climbing to and fro in the trees surrounding the quarry.
Family of long-tailed macaques hanging out on the Singapore Quarry main road.