Nomad Walk : Admiralty Park and Woodlands Waterfront

🌿 Nomad Walk #20: Admiralty Park and Woodlands Waterfront Walk & Social

Join The Nomad People for another relaxing evening walk — this time exploring the scenic trails of Admiralty Park and Woodlands Waterfront.

This walk is a great way to enjoy nature, catch the sunset, and meet new people through meaningful conversations. Group chat: [https://chat.whatsapp.com/EBv11zeeBAG3w3IRUSjGlE](https://chat.whatsapp.com/EBv11zeeBAG3w3IRUSjGlE)

📍 Meeting Point

Woodlands North MRT exit 1- please head up via the escalator

🕓 Meet at 4.50-5 PM 🚶 Walk starts 5 PM sharp Estimated walking time: about 2-2.5 hours including stops for chats.

We will explore the paths around Admiralty Park and Woodlands Waterfront via Woodlands Centre Road and end the walk at Marsiling MRT.

🌿 What to Expect

Scenic Route Enjoy the view of copious greenery, peaceful trails around Admiralty Park and the waterfront promanade/jetty view facing Johor.

Great Company Meet fellow explorers, professionals, and curious minds who enjoy discovering new places and having good conversations.

Relaxed Pace This is a comfortable social walk suitable for most people (do note that Woodlands Centre Road is a busy junction with the upcoming BTOs and crossborder traffic - please be mindful of the busy traffic whilst crossing).

🎒 What to Bring

Comfortable walking shoes Water (Singapore weather has been very hot and humid lately so please keep yourself hyrated) Umbrella (to protect yourself against uv rays and the rain) A Fun Fact (About anything) A positive attitude and openness to meet new people

🍽 Optional Dinner (After Walk)

After the walk, those interested can join for dinner.

Location: Bagus foodcourt by Kopitiam at Causeway Point.

Round 3 TBD (drinks)

Location -TBD

Whether you're new to the group or a regular explorer, this event is about enjoying the journey, meeting new people, and discovering another corner of Singapore together. RSVP is required and punctuality is always respected. 🌿

Remember our nomad walk is always focusing more on the social aspect than the walk itself.