Hi. You probably had walked through a few lines of web spun by a spider. The MacRitchie Reservoir boardwalk is generally safe but you need to look where you walk. Like watching out for monitor lizards and snakes although these critters will generally move away when you approach them. Monkeys can be a nuisance and visitors are well advised not to feed them, as they will grab your food or bags containing food.

Absolutely! It's a long walk in and out though, almost 3 hours back and forth, so be sure your dog has the stamina, and be sure to bring along water and a bowl for your dog to drink from. Otherwise, you can always just take a 30min walk in and leave after, it will still be a fun hike!

There are restrictions on where you can paddle -a small area and not the whole lake. Must be a swimmer of course and you are normally briefed on safety and rules when renting canoes/kayaks.

I saw many small locker with key on it which enough for keeping shoes, etc, it is just out side of the restroom. It close by the main entrance where they selling drinks ... have table there as well.

Not really - whilst flat - its not the easiest place to get to from hotel areas of Singapore. Would recommend the botanical gardens and orchid gardens within.

It’s a suitable place for morning runs. Wonderfully peaceful and serene to jog or walk around the grounds. Always better in the morning or evening to avoid the scorching heat in this region.

The new "Learning Forest" at the Botannical Gardens (Tyersall Ave entrance) has a smaller suspension bridge and some rain forest. Can see similar scenery in around 20 mins walking time!

Hey .. not sure ..I had not seen anyone walking them, saw people running, walking, cycling the but please check the website it may have some info ..

Hi, There is indeed no entrance fee. As for getting there: you can take the bus 139 ( direction Toa Payoh) opposite the Tekka market on Serangoon road, and switch over to bus 130 ( direction Ang Mo Kio) once you are on Balestier road, Get off at bus stop Macritchie (51071) Isis ( bus company) has a good smart phone app which could be useful if you want to use busses on a regular basis in Singapore