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By Alec Ang… 2nd September 2020 marks the 57th anniversary of Singapore Adventurers’ Club. No celebration this year in light of the current covid 19 situation. We would like to thank everyone for your continued support.

We met at the zig zag bridge in MacRitchie Reservoir at 8.00am. Due to the heavy rains, we waited at the shelter area at the zig-zag bridge till 8.45am before starting our leisurely Sunday stroll through the MacRitchie Reservoir and passing through spore island country club and then the finest moment was entering the forest […]

by Hua Chai Sing A mountain that I could only marvel in terms of the number of leeches. We started climbing at 10.45am and had to reach peak by 2pm. I was only half way at 1.30pm so I took my lunch with Yee Lee at the half way mark. It was then that I […]

by Hua Chai Sing 8 of us left on fri 21 july 2017 around 11pm from spore. It was led by George Seet. We reached the foothills of Gunung Angsi on the early morning of Saturday 22 July 2017. We started by trekking near the streams and some small waterfalls with fallen logs nearby. The […]

by Hua Chai Sing On Sunday morning at 7.30am, July 16, 2017, a group of about 18 persons from Singapore (9 years old to late 60s) happily met at Marsiling MRT and boarded two vans to take us to Kota Tinggi. The cold water invigorates us and all the guys and ladies and child enjoyed […]

by Tan Lay Leng © Eight of us, having trained (more or less) by going up and down stairs of high-rise housing estates in Singapore, are all set for the grueling adventure in China of scaling 3 famous mountains. After flying into Shanghai at 6am on China Eastern Airlines, we immediately caught a minivan with […]

by Winston-Patrick Wee Young Adventurers’ Club. That was the original name of our Club when the idea of setting an adventure club was mooted by four young adventurers – Paul Fong, William Chin, Eddy Toh and Peter Teo – back in 1962. It was later changed to the Singapore Adventurers’ Club prior to the formal […]

by Jean Teoh   “Namaste!” greeted us as we got off the plane. Stepping out of the airport in Kathmandu was a culture shock – the heat, the noise and the chaos caused by porters trying to grab our packs for some meager tips. It didn’t help matters when pitiful-looking women with tots on their […]

by Marie Eng 23 Sep ’94   After clearing the Johor Customs, we headed toward out destination – Cameron Highland – the starting point of the seven-day trek, with a total of 11 small and big mountains to climb. 24 Sep 94 From Cameron Highland, we got into two jeeps that sent us to our […]