The Top 20 Peaks in Berlin
Whether for the view or for the challenge, climbing the mountainous peaks in Berlin is the best way to experience more of this beautiful region. But with 20
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Last updated: September 17, 2025
Many paths lead to the Drachenberg: moderate asphalt paths from the Teufelsseechaussee or steep sand paths from the direction of the Teufelsberg. From Drachenberg you can enjoy a wonderful view of West Berlin and the ruins on the Teufelsberg.
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The Berlin TV Tower is THE symbol of Berlin and with its 368 m height also the highest publicly accessible building in Germany. The breathtaking observation deck at a height …
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If you want to find the highest natural mountain in Berlin, you've come to the right place. At 114.7 meters, it is the third highest elevation after the former Arkenberge …
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A great place to rummage around, there is a lot to discover. The former listening station has fallen into ruins, but is colorfully decorated with graffiti. There is also a bit of a view.
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The Dorfblick is one of the numerous artificial mountains on which the Berliners piled the rubble of the bombed houses after the Second World War. Today you have a beautiful view over the meadows and the airport.
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At 114.7 meters, the Müggelberg is the highest natural elevation in Berlin. The "summit" is conveniently located directly on a nice short trail that is flowing at first, then slightly …
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In 2015 this rubble dump replaced the Teufelsberg as the highest mountain in Berlin. However, it is not freely accessible because the landfill has not yet been used
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In the middle of the forest, a wooden summit cross marks Reinickendorf's highest natural elevation, the Ehrenpfortenberg. At 69 meters high, it's not exactly a giant among Berlin's mountains, but …
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In the middle of Berlin you are standing on one of the few natural elevations in the capital, the 66 meter high Kreuzberg. It belongs to the Teltow plateau and …
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Strictly speaking, this mountain is the New Hahneberg. In contrast to the 67 meter high Hahneberg, on which a fortress was built, the Neue Hahneberg is an artificial survey. Hikers …
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