On forest trails

On wide trails it goes here under the imposing trees of Grunewald along. A real green oasis in the capital.

If you don't want to drive long, but still want to enjoy nature, this is the place for you. The Grunewald is quite large and depending on where you are, you get to know Berlin in a completely different way. Whether sand pit, water or forests - there is something for everyone.

The Grunewald is an approximately 3000-hectare forest area in the western Berlin districts of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and Steglitz-Zehlendorf.
The forest is the namesake of the villa colony, the district of Grunewald, the S-Bahn station Grunewald and the local forestry office Grunewald of the Berlin forests.
To the west, the Grunewald forest is bordered by the Havel.
It is crossed by a chain of smaller lakes, the Grunewald chain of lakes named after it. The largest of these are the Grunewaldsee, the Schlachtensee and the Krumme Lanke.
The Grunewald Tower is located on the Karlsberg on the Havel.
On the grounds of the Grunewald are also the old Grunewald-Forst Cemetery and the 120.1 m above sea level. NHN - after the Arkenbergen - the second highest elevation in Berlin:
the Teufelsberg heaped up from the rubble of the Second World War.

(Source: Wikipedia)