Best dog-friendly trails in Berlin

Popular route through Treptower Park and Plänterwald, Berlin Treptower Park is the second largest park in Berlin and a popular destination. This route starts and ends at Terptower Park S-Bahn station. On the shore, you follow paved roads along the Spree in the direction of Plänterwald. On the way you have the opportunity to stop at the Zenner beer garden. On the way back it goes on forest paths through the Plänterwald in the direction of the carp pond. The route leads back over green areas....

Popular loop in Grunewald, Berlin Great views of the water await you on this very easy and beautiful tour around the Grunewaldsee. Due to the small distance and minimal incline, this loop is also very suitable for children. Dog owners can look forward to a dog bathing area where all four-legged friends can really let off steam. There is a refreshment stop near the starting point. Highlights of the hike: - Grunewald hunting lodge - Detour to the ropes course in Grunewald - Dog bathing area

Varied loop hike in Berlin's Grunewald. This hiking tour first leads along the Grunewaldsee and Hundekehlesee. It continues up to the Teufelsberg; with some luck, the Teufelsberger wild boar gang can be seen here. Now it's on small paths down to the Havel and on towards the Großer Wannsee. The route leads through the idyllic forest, under the Avus, to the Schlachtensee and further along the Krumme Lanke back to the starting point, the free car park in Berlin's Grunewald. There are rest...

Idyllic hike in Grunewald, Berlin. This route leads through the beautiful primary forest, a real highlight at any time of the year. In the west of Berlin and easy to reach from the center, the Grunewald is located directly on the Havel. The well-developed forest paths and many small forest paths make every hike here a varied experience. This route leads past the dunes in Grunewald and the Saubucht. Shortly before the end of the way, the Krumme Lanke is passed, where a break is worthwhile....

Charming and family-friendly round trip in Hermsdorf, Berlin. This charming route leads through the Tegeler Fliess. The largest contiguous Natura 2000 area is in the north of the capital. The round starts and ends at S Hermsdorf train station. Through the Tegeler Forst and the Tegeler Fliess it goes past the beautiful Hermsdorfer See and the Ziegeleisee. Highlights: - Tegel flow - Local flora and fauna - Hermsdorfer See Highlights: - Tegeler Fliess nature reserve with some endangered...

This is the official route of the Megamarsch Berlin 2022. To give you an initial overview of the route of the Megamarsch Berlin, you will find all the relevant information here so that you never lose sight of the route. Click through the tabs to see all the important information. Let's go!

Loop in Berlin, Germany. This round is particularly suitable for a walk with your four-legged friend, because it goes into the dog exercise area of the Grunewald. You start very close to the Grunewald S-Bahn station and follow the rails to the southwest until you get to the forest at Hundekehlsee. Here and on the east bank of the Grunewaldsee there are also dog bathing areas for romping and splashing about.

Popular loop trail on the Havel, Berlin. This forest and water-rich loop through the Ruhleben forest area and over the Pichelswerder river island is ideal for a walk or run. If you are traveling with dogs, you can look forward to a spacious dog run area. Highlights of the hike: - Havel - idyllic forest paths - Pichelswerder - Pichelswerder dog run area

The route starts in Köpenick and first leads through the old town along the Dahme and then up the Spree. Here you hike through beautiful forests and with a little luck you will see a few beavers. As soon as you get to the Müggelsee, follow it to Rübezahl. The path continues past the Teufelssee to the Müggelurm and then to the Großer Müggelberg before returning to the Dahme. It wanders along the Dahme before it takes the arm of the Große Krampe up to Müggelheim. The path leads directly into...