Best road biking trails in Berlin

The Berliner Mauerweg is a historic 160 km (99.4 miles) loop trail following the former border structures of the German Democratic Republic around West Berlin, typically completed in 14 stages. This multifaceted route combines poignant historical landmarks with scenic natural landscapes, tracing the former customs and patrol paths. Walkers and cyclists encounter significant urban highlights such as Checkpoint Charlie, the Brandenburg Gate, and the East Side Gallery, alongside peaceful green...

Cycle tour through Bürgerpark, Schönholzer Heide, Französisch Buchholz, Karower Teiche via Blankenburg (Pankeradweg) to Pankow Kirche.

This is the route of the Ride of Silence, an annual international cycle ride to honour cyclists who have been killed and injured while riding on public roads. This helps to raise awareness among motorists, the public and policy makers of the dangers cyclists face on the roads, particularly from other traffic. The course may vary from year to year.

Exciting and promising cycle route in Berlin. The tour starts at Ostkreuz and ends in Erkner. From there you can easily return to the starting point by train. This can also be easily reached by bus and train if you don't want to cycle there. Refreshment stops are also available. Highlights of the tour: - Along the Spree - Plänterwald forest - Königsheide - Along the Teltow Canal - Grünau - Dahme - Long Lake - Lake Seddin - Black Mountains - Lake Wernsdorf - Köpenick city forest - Lake Dämeritz

Varied cycle tour through Berlin. This varied cycle tour starts at Berlin-Schöneweide railway station and leads past BER airport, across the Teltow Canal to the Tonsee lake in Mittenwalde. Via the Flutgrabenaue nature reserve in Waltersdorf and Adlershof, you return to the starting point of the tour. Highlights: - Local flora and fauna - Varied natural landscapes - Clay lake - Flutgrabenaue Waltersdorf nature reserve - Refreshment stops

Accessible by bus and train.

Varied cycle tour in Berlin. This route also includes cobbled sections for those who want a bit of that Paris-Roubaix feeling. However, 80% of the route is on the best asphalt road, so it is also recommended for racing bikes. Highlights of the tour: - Accessible by bus & train - Schweizerhof Park - Ahrensdorf gravel pits - Siethener Elsbruch - Große Wendemark - Parforceheide - Güterfelder Haussee - Machnower Lake - Bäketal nature reserve