[6] The park is characterised by a prominent grassy ridge with multiple high peaks ranging from 391–470 feet (119–143 m) in elevation, extending southward as a defining topographical feature.

[7] The park's extensive trail network caters to hikers of varying skill levels, with nine hills offering distinct pathways and shortcuts, as indicated on the map at the entrance.

[8] Facilities within the park cater to a range of visitors, offering children's play areas, light workout equipment, a sizeable pond, and stalls selling refreshments.

Additionally, the park includes a mountain biking trail and observation towers that provide panoramic views of Bandar Seri Begawan and the Jerudong area.

[13] On 19 February 2006, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah and Prince Abdul Malik participated in a walking event at Bukit Shahbandar alongside around 1,000 government officials.