Located at the edge of the Lower Peirce Reservoir is the Lower Peirce Trail that runs through the forest.
The Lower Peirce Nature Trail Boardwalk is part of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve and meanders largely through one of Singapore's last remaining mature secondary forest and along the edge of Lower Peirce Reservoir.
Along this charming 900-metre boardwalk, you’ll be greeted with captivating views of regenerating secondary forests that line the lake as well as a variety of flora and fauna. It is home to more than 900 flowering plants, 100 ferns and 250 animal species.
Construction of the Lower Peirce boardwalk began in Nov 1998 and was completed in Jun 1999. The boardwalk was routed and built on existing trails to elevate the compaction and soil erosion caused by the overuse of these trails in the forest so as to ensure the protection of floral and fauna on the forest floor.
A simple and child-friendly multi-cache, go to the first 3 waypoints and figure out a 3-digit number. At WP4, use your 3-digit number to find the cache.
This is GeoKids’ first multi-cache! Simple and straightforward enough for fellow kids to play too! They love the wildlife here, so if you can spot them, pls do leave pictures of them here!
P.S : Check out our other Lower Pierce Reservoir cache nearby. :)