Mount Faber Peak

In shortMount Faber Peak is free to enter and open 24 hours, at 109 Mount Faber Road. Checked October 2026.

Nature · free

Duration

1.5 hours

The take

Walk up the Marang Trail from HarbourFront or ride the cable car, and you're on a restaurant terrace looking out over the harbour. The walk costs nothing. Come for golden hour, then carry on along the ridge to Henderson Waves.

Good to know

Peak and trails are free if you walk

Singapore Cable Car Sky Pass is ticketed separately, from S$35 for adults

Henderson Waves, on the next ridge, is listed separately

Finding it: Faber Peak, via the Marang Trail from HarbourFront MRT, or by cable car to the Faber Peak station

Hours checked October 2026

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Before you go

How do I walk up to Mount Faber Peak, and how long does it take?

Start on the Marang Trail at the base of the hill, by the junction leading to the Seah Im Food Centre carpark. NParks describes a 700-metre footpath and staircase that takes about 15 minutes to climb. The park is open 24 hours, and HarbourFront and Telok Blangah are the nearest MRT stations.

Sources: National Parks Board

Is a section of the Mount Faber walk closed?

Yes, a footpath section of Mount Faber Loop is closed for maintenance after a slope failure. NParks points walkers to the alternative routes between Henderson Waves and the Mount Faber Peak cable car station. Check its park page for the current map before you set out from either end.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked November 2026

Can I drive up to Mount Faber and is parking free?

Yes, there are car parks on the hill and NParks charges no parking fees. Carparks A, B and C hold 69, 26 and 16 car lots, and Car Park D is closed for slope works, with Car Park C as the alternative. The park itself has no wheelchair access.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked November 2026