Coast2Coast Trail CP 10 Coney Island - Rower's Bay Park (2020)

Coast2Coast Trail CP 10 Coney Island - Rower's Bay Park (2020)

The Coast-to-Coast Trail is a 36 km trail that spans across Singapore. Stretching from Jurong Lake Gardens in the west to Coney Island Park in the northeast, it will take users through a variety of parks, park connectors, nature areas, places of interest and urban spaces. Some of these include Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park in central Singapore, and Sengkang Riverside Park, in the northeast of our island.

CP 10 Rower's Bay Park

Jalan Kayu/Piccadilly Road Entrance

Heritage Tree - Tambusu @ Seletar Maida Vale

Hampstead Wetlands Park - A small piece of forest natural walk with a small pond among the many old colonial buildings which has retained much of the wild and rustic nature resulting in a very natural look.

The Oval @ Seletar Aerospace Park (F&B, Toilet) The Oval at Seletar Aerospace Park to explore the rich colonial history of the area and enjoy the F&B offerings.

Round Island Route (RIR) Heritage Tree Point of Interest - Swietenia macrophylla

At the rest stop near Seletar Aerospace, visitors can learn more about a cluster of three Heritage Trees as they have a rest at the shelter.

The three Broad-leafed Mahogany (Swietenia macrophylla) Heritage Trees could have been planted in the 1930s, around the time of the development of the Royal Air Force’s Seletar station, and so they are estimated to be around 80 to 90 years old. A native of tropical Central and South America, ranging from Mexico to Brazil, this tree was introduced to Singapore in 1876 from Honduras.

Singapore Youth Flying Club - The Singapore Youth Flying Club (SYFC) was established in December 1971 as the Junior Flying Club by the then newly-formed Singapore Armed Forces. Its mission is to promote aviation among youths and inculcate in them a strong passion for flying.

Heritage Tree at Singapore Youth Flying Club Aero Model Flying Area - These trees were planted during the development of Seletar West Camp in the 1930s to accommodate the British squadrons of torpedo bombers and other land-based aircraft then. Many servicemen have passed beneath their branches, which now shade the passageway to the Singapore Youth Flying Club premises. This Heritage Tree had a girth of 4.8m when measured in Year 2005.

Seletar Airport Passenger Terminal at Seletar West Camp (Closed)

Yishun Dam (Sunset Viewing Area) - Seletar Dam, or Yishun Dam, is a scenic lookout located nearby Seletar Aerospace Park. Popular among residents up North during the night time, Seletar Dam is often the location for picnics, barbeques and casual chilling by families and groups of friends.

Lower Seletar Reservoir Park (Rower’s Bay) - A short linear stretch of park connector along Seletar Club Road with the Seletar Aerospace park in its vicinity, Rower’s Bay is a great place to watch small planes fly by.