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Drachenberg – Badestelle am Teufelssee Loop from Grunewald

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Drachenberg – Badestelle am Teufelssee Loop from Grunewald

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December 5, 2021

Drachenberg – Badestelle am Teufelssee Loop from Grunewald

Moderate

02:14

8.19km

3.7km/h

120m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Train Station

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2.04 km

Drachenberg Steps

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Winding and partially washed-out stairs to the Drachenberg. There is a parking lot at the bottom.

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2.19 km

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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2.58 km

Teufelsberg Climbing Tower

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This climbing tower is a great way to climb outside the hall.

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4.42 km

Teufelsberg Field Station, Berlin

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The former Cold War-era radar station towers high above the city. Those who want to explore beyond the exterior can legally gain access to the historic buildings by purchasing a …

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6.10 km

Bathing area at Teufelssee

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Extremely crowded in summer, but outside the bathing season it is pure idyll and a paradise for hiking, running and mountain biking.

You can set off from here to the Teufelsberg or the Drachenberg or towards the Havelchaussee.

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6.58 km

View of the sand dune in Grunewald

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Sand areas were deposited here during the Ice Age. These were important sources of raw materials for the construction industry during the division of Germany. This created an 18-hectare pit …

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