Singapore

Singapore is a small island city-state located in Southeast Asia. It is situated at the southernmost tip of the Malay Peninsula, separated from Malaysia by the Johor Strait to the north and the Singapore Strait to the south. The country consists of one main island and 62 smaller islets.

Despite its small size, Singapore boasts a well-developed and extensive road network. The total length of the road network in Singapore is around 3,356 km, with most of the roads being paved and well-maintained. Singapore also has a number of expressways, including the Pan Island Expressway and the Central Expressway, which connect various parts of the island.

In addition to the paved roads and expressways, Singapore also has a number of gravel 4×4 tracks that are popular with off-road enthusiasts. These tracks are generally found in remote areas of the island and offer a more challenging driving experience.

While Singapore may not be known for its vast natural landscapes, the country still offers opportunities for walking, cycling, and hiking. One popular destination is the MacRitchie Reservoir, which offers a scenic hiking trail through a lush rainforest. Another popular spot is the Southern Ridges, a 10 km trail that connects several parks and nature reserves in the southern part of the island.

For those interested in exploring Singapore’s outdoors, topographical maps from GarminWorldmaps can be a valuable resource. These maps provide detailed information on the terrain and geography of the island, making it easier to plan and navigate outdoor activities.