Singapore is famously flat — the whole country tops out at 163.6m at Bukit Timah Hill, whose actual summit trail is hikers-only under NParks rules, so it's not on this map. What's here instead are the roads and park drives that Singapore's cyclists actually ride for hill training: short, sharp, and clustered in a handful of nature parks and the Southern Ridges.
Figures are compiled from public ride logs, route trackers and local cycling write-ups — not an official survey — so treat distances and gradients as approximate, not gospel. Tap a pin's 📚 source link to see exactly where its numbers came from and judge for yourself.
The grey, dashed pins are marked Unverified on purpose: places repeatedly described as hilly in write-ups, but where we couldn't find a real distance or elevation figure to trust. We'd rather show them honestly labelled than make up a number that looks precise but isn't.
Spot something wrong, missing, or know a climb that should be here? Drop me a line at maria@sgfoodmap.com. I actually read it.
Ride safe! 🚴