Best hard trails in Berlin

Popular running event in Berlin. This is the route of the annual Berlin Marathon. Germany's marathon with the highest number of participants is considered one of the most renowned running events in the world. The route can be completed not only by runners but also by wheelchair users and hand bikers. Please note: The route is secured for the event by road closures etc. and may not be suitable for running under normal circumstances. Highlights of the route: - Großer Tiergarten -Spree -...

The Grunewald Run 21km offers a classic long-distance experience through the green lungs of West Berlin. This half marathon route winds its way through the expansive Grunewald forest, past tranquil spots such as the Grunewaldsee lake and offers views of the historic Teufelsberg listening station. The terrain consists largely of soft forest floors and wide gravel paths, which are ideal for a steady pace. Historically, this forest served as the original venue for the first Berlin Marathon in...

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!

This route follows stage 12 of the Berlin Wall Trail, connecting the Staaken station with Hennigsdorf station on a historically profound, 20.5 km (12.7-mile) section. The hike leads for long stretches through the dense woodlands of the scenic Spandau Forest and directly along the idyllic banks of the Havel River. Along the path of the former inner-German border, numerous memorial sites and historical information plaques invite hikers to pause and learn about the fates of the victims who lost...

The round tour starts and ends in the zoo. It's a nice day tour with lots of opportunities to take a break and stop for a break. You cross the Havel by ferry. All parts of the route are pleasant to ride on by bike. If you want to shorten the route, you can get on the S-Bahn in Spandau and take the train back.

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...

The round tour starts and ends in the zoo. It's a nice day tour with lots of opportunities to take a break and stop for a break. From Kladow to Wannsee you take the regular BVG ferry. All parts of the route are pleasant to ride on by bike. If you want to shorten the route, you can get on the S-Bahn at Wannsee or a little later and take the train back.