Reviewed by: eddie , from singipore

Summary:
one might qualify it as a trail if there is nohting else in sight. Forget it, pack the bike, leave the island and go riding in real trail. Swimming in a bathtub is not call swimming.

Recommended Route:
Live firing, what live firing

Other recommended trails in the same area:
across the border in real biking land. Only rtn to polish the bike and show off.

Reviewed by: Jock Macho , from spore

Summary:
last time i was there i was humping a huge backback with my SBO and M16 rifle on a navigation exercise .
everything i saw was lost in a hazy cloud of shagness
damn the exercise was good.
After all i lead i excel and i overcome

Reviewed by: DaBomb , from Singapore

Summary:
Just some comments to add for a more enjoyable ride. Be careful in the LF area, there are blinds ( unexploded ammo ) around, so don't pick them up. Otherwise enjoy at own risk.

Reviewed by: SonicBoom , from Singapore

Summary:
This place is very huge, takes up about 15 km square, with any kinds of roads you can find, e.g. insane downhills, fireroads, singletracks, unpassable tracks even by tanks, etc. You will probably have to spend an entire month inside the area to finish every track. Be very careful though, the place is out of bounds to civilians even during weekends. And don't get yourself killed by wandering into the live fieing areas!! No competition, easily the best in Singapore.

Recommended Route:
You can turn in from anywhere (Track 11, 13, Jalan Bahtera) after the Lim Chu Kang cemetaries.