Mount Faber Park is a 56-hectare hilltop park in southern Singapore, part of the Southern Ridges and Labrador Nature Park Network. This guide covers opening hours, entry costs, transport and parking, accessibility, and practical visitor tips.
This guide was last updated in July 2026. One point worth noting: Car Park D is currently closed for slope stabilisation works, with completion expected in December 2026; visitors should use the alternative lots at Car Park C.
Quick facts
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Opening hours | Open 24 hours |
| Entry cost | Free; no ticket required |
| Address | Junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road, Singapore |
| Nearest transport | HarbourFront MRT station or Telok Blangah MRT station |
| Typical visit length | 1 to 2 hours |
Mount Faber Park opening hours
Mount Faber Park is open 24 hours a day, every day, with no gate or closing time. There is no admission ticket at any time.
A section of the Mount Faber Loop footpath has been closed since January 2025 due to slope failure, with alternative routes marked between Henderson Waves and Mount Faber Peak. Check the official park notices before planning a full loop walk.
Mount Faber Park ticket prices
Mount Faber Park is free to enter, with no admission ticket required at any time. There is no ticket booth or booking system anywhere in the park.
Opening hours and access information were checked on the official NParks website and last updated in July 2026.
Mount Faber Park is free to enter, so it does not feature in paid city pass schemes. Nearby paid attractions covered by passes such as the Go City Singapore All-Inclusive Pass include the Singapore Cable Car, which departs from Mount Faber Peak.
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How to get to Mount Faber Park
The park is reached on foot via the Marang Trail, starting near the Seah Im Food Centre car park. The 700-metre footpath and staircase takes around 15 minutes to climb.
The nearest MRT stations are HarbourFront and Telok Blangah, both a short walk from the Marang Trail entrance. The Singapore Cable Car also stops at Mount Faber Peak, within the park.
Parking at Mount Faber Park
Mount Faber Park has five parking areas: Car Park A, B, C, and D, plus a dedicated coach park. Car Park D is currently closed for slope stabilisation works, with completion expected in December 2026.
There are no parking fees at any of the car parks. Visitors should use Car Park C as the nearest alternative while Car Park D remains closed.
How long to spend at Mount Faber Park
Most visitors spend 1 to 2 hours at Mount Faber Park. This allows time to reach Faber Point, take in the views, and walk part of the park’s trails.
Visitors combining the park with the wider Southern Ridges walk, connecting to Henderson Waves and Kent Ridge Park, should allow half a day. Early morning or evening visits are best for birdwatching.
Accessibility at Mount Faber Park
There is no wheelchair access at Mount Faber Park, according to NParks. The main approach via the Marang Trail involves a steep 700-metre footpath and staircase.
Visitors with mobility needs may prefer to reach Faber Point by cable car instead, via the Singapore Cable Car’s Mount Faber Station. This avoids the steep climb on foot.
What to see at Mount Faber Park
Faber Point, the park’s highest point, offers panoramic views over the southern coastline and Southern Islands. A small Merlion statue and a tree from Singapore’s first Tree Planting Day stand at the summit.
Below the lookout point, a mural wall depicts Singapore’s development from a fishing village to an international hub.
The park’s secondary rainforest is home to raptors such as Black Bazas and White-bellied Eagles, best spotted at dawn or dusk.
Mount Faber Park connects to Henderson Waves and the wider Southern Ridges trail, a green corridor linking several hilltop parks.
The Singapore Cable Car‘s Mount Faber Station is within the park, offering an alternative way to reach the summit.
Practical visitor tips
| Tip | Detail |
|---|---|
| Timing | Visit at dawn or dusk for the best chance of spotting raptors. |
| Crowds | Weekends draw more hikers and cyclists than weekdays. |
| Layout | The Marang Trail climb is steep, so pace yourself on the 700-metre ascent. |
| Entry process | Walk in directly from the Marang Trail, or ride the cable car; there is no gate. |
| On-site logistics | Carry water for the climb, since shaded rest points are limited on the trail. |
Frequently asked questions about Mount Faber Park
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Is Mount Faber Park free to visit? | Yes. There is no entry fee or ticket required at any time. |
| Is Mount Faber Park wheelchair accessible? | No. NParks confirms there is no wheelchair access at this park. |
| Is Mount Faber Park open on Sundays? | Yes. It is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year. |
| Is there parking at Mount Faber Park? | Yes, free parking is available, though Car Park D is currently closed. |
| Can you cycle at Mount Faber Park? | Yes. Cycling is listed among the park’s permitted activities. |
Things to do near Mount Faber Park
The Singapore Cable Car departs from Mount Faber Peak, within the park.
Henderson Waves, a famous pedestrian bridge, connects to the park via the Southern Ridges trail.
VivoCity is a large shopping mall near HarbourFront MRT station.
Faber Peak’s restaurants offer dining with views over the harbour, right at the summit.
Labrador Nature Reserve, part of the same nature park network, is a short drive away.
What to visit tomorrow
Kent Ridge Park, home to Reflections at Bukit Chandu, is a short drive away.
Fort Canning Park, a hilltop heritage park, is a short drive from Mount Faber.
Telok Blangah Hill Park, part of the Southern Ridges, is a short walk or drive away.
Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is a rainforest reserve, about a 20-minute drive.
Labrador Nature Reserve is a coastal park with WWII gun battery ruins, a short drive away.
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