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Ang Mo Kio → Bishan Green Spine Corridor

A short-distance green corridor connecting Ang Mo Kio residential areas to Bishan MRT via the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park Connector.

The route follows a continuous park connector alignment along the Kallang River, providing a safe and low-stress cycling environment largely separated from vehicular traffic. It links directly into Bishan town centre and the MRT interchange, supporting efficient first- and last-mile connectivity.

This corridor demonstrates the strength of Singapore’s Park Connector Network as a “green spine” for everyday mobility, while highlighting a key transition point near Bishan Road where riders are required to interact with traffic. Targeted improvements at this junction would enable a fully continuous, low-conflict cycling corridor.

Overall, the route offers a highly accessible and replicable model for short-distance Walk-Cycle-Ride (WCR) journeys within mature towns.

4.47
km
17 minutes
Duration
91100
Elev (m)
Calculating...
Bike-friendly
877 g
CO₂ Saved
178 cal
Calories
380 mL
Fuel Saved
$0.80
Money Saved
Start
Bishan–Ang Mo Kio Park (River Plains / PCN entrance near Ang Mo Kio Ave 3)
Blk 244, Singapore
Destination
Bishan MRT Station (North–South Line / Circle Line interchange)
GV Bishan Hall 2, Singapore

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