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After-work bike ride: along Wuhle river (~28 km)
Thu, Aug 27, 4:30 PMAfter-work bike ride: Along Wuhle river (Ostkreuz - Köpenick - Wuhle river - Alt Biesdorf - Frankfurter Allee - Ostkreuz) Shake off the workday with a relaxed evening ride on a nice green path along the Wuhle canal. We'll then appear in Lichtenberg and finally will cycle toward the city centre with a nice view of the Berlin TV tower. After the ride let's socialise here https://maps.app.goo.gl/fCUg3LAu4ftUmaAr5 Any bike type works. No special experience needed - just show up and enjoy the ride • Start & End: S-Bahn Ostkreuz • Distance: \~28 km • Terrain: Flat, paved bike paths • Pace: The one you are comfortable with — we are here to relax after work, it's not a race • Recommended to bring: water and lights • Equipment: Up to you but you're responsible for your own safety. Food and drinks are not included — pay your own. See you! 🚲

Cycling bingo
Sat, Aug 22, 7:00 AM========== FACTS ========== ROUTE: Swimming > Viewing > swimming > Ice cream OR Cafe & Snacks LEVEL: Intermediate DISTANCE: 36 or 50ish km ========== FACTS ========== ========= DETAILS ========= **ROUTE:** Since the weather forecast for next weekend is still tbd but I need to work on my "New Years Eve resolution" (well, the one from 2025) I want to go on tour one way or the other. If the weather is swim-like we do the shorter one and if it's so lala we do the longer one. Decision is made on Thursday **SPEED:** Leisurely around 16 km/h, at least if the wind doesn't come from the front. This is like "Being able to see the details on the side of the road and enjoying the view in general… and have a chat." **DISTANCE AND TERRAIN:** These rides are either 36 or 50ish km and have mainly solid but also some forrest or soft ground. In general: Bikes with thin tyres (Race bikes, Road bikes, Fixies), rented bikes (Uber, Swapfiets) or any special bikes (Folding bikes, BMX etc.) are not suitable! You won't have fun, trust me! And if you want to bring Kids or Animals please get in touch before! **MEETING POINT:** TBD I have a blue Villiger Trekking bike. But you can hop in at any other station if you want (and dare). **TICKET:** Never forget your "[24-hour ticket bicycle VBB network](https://www.vbb.de/en/tickets/tickets-for-your-bicycle/24-hour-ticket-bicycle/)" ticket which is about 7,50 EUR. **WAY OUT:** TBD **WAY BACK:** TBD **RECOMMENDATIONS:** Check the train schedule in the morning! The DB loves to stir up the plans by changing trains or even platforms on short notice! If anything happens the Meeting point is the starting point of the cycling. While we'll stop somewhere for a lunch and/or coffee please always bring your snacks but especially some drinks along! PLEASE make sure your bike is in a proper state! Check your tyre pressure and oil the chain! Does your light work? Having a toolset is highly recommended and a spare inner tube to fix a flat tyre a big plus! While we might be able to help in some circumstances please think about what happens if we can't! Thank you! Bringing special equipment (Helmet, safety vest etc.) is NOT required but welcome if you feel more safe using it. ========= DETAILS =========

🚴 Summer bike ride: Grunewald to Spandau
Sun, Aug 23, 7:30 AMIt’s still summer, so let’s make the most of it and head out for a relaxed bike ride through **Grunewald, Potsdam and around Sacrower See! 🚴☀️** We'll be riding through forests, lakes, and quieter roads, with a few nice stops along the way. This isn't a race or a training session, just a social ride to enjoy the summer, meet new people, and spend a few hours outdoors. ### Ride Details 📍 **Meeting Point:** S-Bahn Grunewald 🕘 **Meet at 9:30 AM** 🚴 **Pace:** Around **16–20 km/h** 📏 **Distance:** Around **65 km** ⏱️ **Estimated duration:** Around **7–7.5 hours**, including café, swimming and lunch breaks ### Route & Stops ☕ **\~18 km / Point 5 — Cafe pedales/ Wartmanns Café** We'll stop for coffee and cake for around **45 minutes**. 🌊 **\~30 km / Point 13 — Sacrower See** We'll stop at the lake. **If the weather is good, we can go for a swim for around one hour; otherwise, we'll continue towards the restaurant.** 🍕 **\~37 km / Point 14 — Gartenlokal Giardino** We'll stop for around **one hour for lunch** before continuing towards Spandau. 🚉 **\~17:00 — Spandau S-Bahn station** After lunch, we'll cycle back towards Spandau. Depending on the group and stops, we should reach the station around **17:00 at the latest**, which will be the end of the tour. 🚴 **[Komoot route (link attached)](https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/3185790392?share_token=ak9khyf9JWqblFE76KG5v8mJxGmhUeJrYUOLb2c7ffslzVMV6R&ref=wtd&t_s=referral&t_cid=route_share)** Whether you're new to cycling or ride regularly, you're welcome as long as you're comfortable with the **16–20 km/h pace** and the \~65 km distance. **Bring:** 🚰 water, 🩱 swimwear/towel if you want to swim, and a little cash/card for the café and lunch. Looking forward to riding with everyone! 🚴🌿☀️

🌳🥾Grunewald loop from S Grunewald–15 km🥾🌅
Sat, Aug 22, 10:45 AM## Details Meeting point is **12:45** at Station **S Grunewald (S3, S5, S7, S75)**, exit Eichkampstr (see location section). We'll be walking around the beautiful Grunewald and a bit along the Havel river.. HIGHLIGHTS: * the route is completely in the forest * a longer break at a beach for swimming, ca. 30-45 min (Havel river). If the weather shall allow. * Grunewald tower * Teufelssee * the interesting landscape of the sand pit Have a sneak peek at the [Route](https://www.komoot.com/tour/2379146992?share_token=ax5K3VmvUuk990OXX2Z40tnWhfri86BeOkkXoEZeGapeStKV1L&ref=wtd&t_s=referral&t_cid=route_share&t_ref_username=546830402947) (Komoot link) Depending on the composition of the group, it should take us **around 3.5 hours pure walking time**. Please don't forget to BRING enough food, **water** (I'd recommend at least 1.5 L) and clothes (swimwear if you want to swim), sunscreen, mosquito repellant... according to the weather forecast. We can do some smaller breaks for taking photos or just admiring the view. Please, please, please **try to be on time**. If not, please understand that I cannot make +10 people waiting idly. I can share my live location for those who are late, but for the sake of the group (and my nerves) cannot communicate much via chats after we start. I'm not a professional guide and according to Meetup rules not liable for anyone's safety. Everyone should be able to take responsibility for themselves. If you can't make it, please be respectful enough to **update your confirmation of participation in a timely manner** to give those on the waiting list a fair chance to prepare and come instead. Membership fees for Organizers are currently at 174 $ per year. I want to avoid collecting money for the events, but maybe someone likes to support a bit with a tip to alleviate the costs. [buymeacoffee.com/JanFred](http://buymeacoffee.com/JanFred) See you!

FLINTA* Track Session Friedrichshein
Tue, Aug 25, 4:30 PMJoin our track sessions in Friedrichshain! Twice a month on Tuesdays we’ll gather at FSV Berolina Stralau 1901 e.V. at 18:30 (find us on the further side of track). Afterwards we‘ll have some drinks and food if we feel like it. Don’t worry if you are new! Joining track sessions is a great chance to start 😉 Take care and see you soon ❤️ P.S. ‼️️ Please cancel your participation if you can’t show up, even if it’s at short notice so that we don’t wait for you. Thanks! ‼️

Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau
Sun, Sep 13, 12:00 PM**Wasserturm and Pumpstation Tour – Cycling Tour to Grunewald and Spandau** **Time:** 15:00 **Theme:** Cycle Tour + Water Infrastructure + Industrial Heritage + Nature **Start:** Water Tower Prenzlauer Berg (just opposite side of street from Umani restaurant) **Distance:** 25–30 km **Suggested contribution:** €5 Join me for a cycling journey from the centre of Berlin through **Charlottenburg, the Grunewald and along the Havel**, exploring the water infrastructure of Berlin. This is a tour about **water**: where Berlin got it, how it was pumped, stored and cleaned, and how the infrastructure built to supply a rapidly growing city is still visible today. We'll start at the best known Wasserturm in PBerg then tour past several others on our way to the the olderest surviving pumpstation in the city: the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**, now home to the Ökowerk Nature Conservation Centre. We'll explore the remarkable surviving machinery and buildings of Berlin's oldest complete surviving waterworks, before taking a break at the nearby beer garden. From there we'll continue north through the Grunewald, taking in the Grunewald turm and then along the Havel, eventually reaching Spandau. **The Tour** Berlin's growth in the nineteenth century created a huge problem: **how do you supply a rapidly expanding city with clean water?** Our route follows the answer. Starting in central Berlin, we'll cycle west towards Charlottenburg, where the development of wealthy new neighbourhoods created an urgent demand for a reliable water supply. Along the way we'll see the **Wasserturm Berlin** and make our way towards Grunewald and the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**. Built between 1871 and 1873, the waterworks originally supplied the new villa district of Westend. It was later expanded and became part of the municipal water system, eventually supplying large parts of southern Berlin. The machinery, filter halls, water tanks and other elements of the original complex have survived remarkably well. Today the site is the **Ökowerk Nature Conservation Centre**, creating a fascinating meeting point between industrial heritage and nature. We'll take some time here to explore the site and have a drink at the nearby beer garden before continuing our ride. From the Grunewald we'll head towards the Havel, following the landscape north towards Spandau. Along the way we'll see how Berlin's natural landscape has been shaped by infrastructure—waterworks, reservoirs, canals, roads and energy systems—while still remaining one of the city's great recreational spaces. We'll finish in **Spandau**, where you can either take the train home or, if you're feeling energetic, continue cycling back into central Berlin. I am an accredited tour guide in Berlin, specialising in telling stories about the city's industrial heritage. I ask for a contribution of **€5** to organise the tour and share my knowledge. **Disclaimer:** Please note that all participants attend as group members, not as customers, and are responsible for their own safety. Please read the group description in full for an explanation of the terms and liabilities. **The Cycling** This is a relaxed sightseeing ride rather than a sporting event. 🚲 We'll cover around **25–30 kilometres**, with frequent stops for stories, photographs, drinks and discussion. The route includes some unpaved paths through the Grunewald, so a reasonable bicycle suitable for light gravel or forest paths is recommended. Anyone who is comfortable cycling around Berlin and is happy with a relaxed pace should be fine to join. **What to Bring** 🚲 A bike suitable for some unpaved paths 💶 Cash for drinks or snacks 🌧️ Waterproofs (just in case!) ☀️ Suncream 🥪 Water and snacks 😊 Curiosity and a sense of adventure **Highlights** 💧 Discover how Berlin developed the infrastructure needed to supply a rapidly growing city with clean water 🏰 See the spectacular **Charlottenburg/Westend water towers**, built to supply the expanding city and its new suburbs 🏭 Explore the hidden industrial infrastructure behind Berlin's development 🌳 Cycle from central Berlin through Charlottenburg and into the forests of the Grunewald 💦 Visit the historic **Wasserwerk Teufelssee**, Berlin's oldest surviving complete waterworks ⚙️ Discover the original pumping machinery, filter buildings and water-storage infrastructure preserved at the Ökowerk 🍺 Take a break at the **Jungfernheide Wasserturm** and enjoy a drink surrounded by the park 🌊 Follow the Havel and discover how Berlin's waterways shaped the city's infrastructure and expansion 🏙️ See how apparently natural landscapes are actually deeply connected to the history of the modern city 📖 Hear the stories of engineers, entrepreneurs and workers who built the systems that kept Berlin running 📸 Fantastic photography opportunities combining industrial heritage, architecture, forest and water 🚲 Finish in Spandau and choose whether to take the train home or cycle back into town I estimate the cycle tour will take around **3 hours**, including the stops. Hope to see you there! **Simon**
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