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Hike & dine: Schorfheide [16km]

Sat, Nov 28, 8:49 AM
From Berlin Hikers
4.8
17 attendees

15 years of Berlin Hikers - Baltic coast

Sat, Nov 21, 6:34 AM
From Berlin Hikers
4.8
13 attendees
Hike and Reflect

Hike and Reflect

Sat, Nov 28, 9:30 AM
From Hike and Reflect

Hi everyone šŸ‘‹šŸ„¾ Our next Hike & Reflect is happening on 28 November 2026! Annabell and I are really looking forward to spending the day hiking, reflecting and connecting with you. 🌿 What is Hike & Reflect? This is not just a nature walk. Annabell and I are both certified systemic coaches, and throughout the hike we’ll bring in reflection questions, conversation prompts and a few simple exercises. The idea is to create space to learn more about yourself, hear different perspectives and connect with other people on a deeper level. We’ll explore topics through conversations in pairs or small groups, practise listening to each other and also have moments of quiet walking and simply enjoying nature. Nothing is mandatory. Everything we offer is an invitation. But the experience works best if you come with some openness, curiosity and willingness to engage. šŸ’¬ Come curious You’ll be talking to people you may never have met before, and some conversations may go a little deeper than the usual small talk. Some exercises might feel slightly unusual at first, and that’s completely fine. If you enjoy meeting new people, meaningful conversations, reflection, new perspectives and being outdoors, you’ll probably feel very much at home here. šŸ¤ šŸš† Getting there We will meet at S-Bahn Grunewald station at 10:30. šŸ“ Meeting point We’ll start with a short check-in and introduction before setting off together. 🄾 The hike We’ll do a circular hike of approximately 12 km, starting and ending at S-Bahn Grunewald station. The pace will be relaxed, but you should be comfortable walking for several hours. Along the way, we’ll mix hiking with conversations, reflection exercises and some quieter sections. 🄪 Break We’ll take a break of around 45 minutes at the Grunewaldturm, where you can buy something to eat or drink and use the restroom. šŸŽ’ What to bring Please bring enough water, some food, comfortable walking shoes and clothing suitable for the weather. Please assess your own fitness level and take care of yourself on the trail. Everyone participates at their own risk. šŸ Finish We’re aiming to be back at S-Bahn Grunewald station station at around 15:30, where we’ll finish with a short check-out together. See you soon! Charly & Annabell

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15 attendees
Bouldering Session

Bouldering Session

Sun, Nov 22, 10:00 AM
From Urban Sports Cult
4.8

Have you always wanted to learn bouldering but never had the right company? Or are you an experienced boulderer who just wants to find boulder-buddies? If yes, this is the right event for you. We are going to meet inside "urban apes Basement Boulderstudio", close to S Anhalter Bahnhof, also not far from Potsdamer Platz. If you have never been there, you will need to sign up with them, which will take a bit of time. After that, **you can find us on the couches near the lockers (not in front of the reception), next to a red smiley**. When you enter the actual gym, enter the hall by turning left immediately - you are walking towards them. We will start warming up around 11:10, so everyone has enough time to arrive and get changed before that. ***\*\*\**** *Spots are limited, so please update your RSVP at least 24 hours in advance if you won't be joining. **NO-SHOWs ARE NOT COOL \*\*\**** We enter the gym at 11:00, if you are late, you will need to look for us inside. IMPORTANT: they only accept cards as a payment method. No cash. One day ticket will cost you 13,90 EUR (10,90 EUR if you are a student, free if Urban Sports Club). **What to bring: well, first of all, a good mood.** But you could also bring * climbing shoes if you have any. If not, you can rent them there, no worries. They cost 3,50 EUR. * a lock (for the locker). * chalk. You won't need that if you are a beginner. Renting is possible. * water. * extra clothes. It's quite chalky there and humans sweat, not the best mix, don't you think? :D Please, note: the organizer is not responsible for anything, including injuries. A basic introduction will be provided.

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Let’s explore Wittenberg: Elbe sunset walk, old town + coffee & cake ā˜•

Let’s explore Wittenberg: Elbe sunset walk, old town + coffee & cake ā˜•

Sun, Nov 15, 9:30 AM
From Meetbytravel.com (Berlin)
4.7

Wittenberg is where Martin Luther sparked the Protestant Reformation in 1517, and it also happens to be one of the most charming towns along the Elbe, just 1.5 hours from Berlin by train. We’ll explore its UNESCO-listed old town: the Castle Church with the famous Theses Door, Luther’s house, painter Lucas Cranach’s courtyards and a beautiful market square. Then we’ll go for a short nature hike along the Elbe to watch the sun go down over the town’s skyline from the Elbe Bridge. In mid-November, with the last autumn colours and the early golden light, it’s the perfect time to see it! **The plan:** * **10:30** — Meet on the departure platform at Berlin Hbf, Platform 2 (sections A–D). We take the RE3 (3305) direct to Lutherstadt Wittenberg Hbf, departing Berlin Hbf at 10:41. The route is covered by the Deutschlandticket. * **12:07** — Arrival at Lutherstadt Wittenberg Hbf * **12:10–13:30** — We walk around the old town: the market square, Luther’s house, the Town Church and the Castle Church * **13:30–15:00** — Free time to explore the city, visit one of the museums or get some food * **15:00** — We meet in front of the Castle Church (Schlosskirche) and walk along the Elbe meadows to the Elbe Bridge * **\~16:15** — Sunset over Wittenberg from the Elbe Bridge šŸŒ… * **16:30–17:30** — We walk back to the city centre for a well-earned coffee & cake or a drink together ā˜•, then walk back to the station * **17:51** — We come back with the RE3 (3316) from Lutherstadt Wittenberg Hbf, arriving at Berlin Hbf at 19:17 (or you can choose what works best for you) **What to bring**: comfortable walking shoes, warm layers and a wind/rain jacket (it gets cold quickly after sunset), and cash: the 8€ meetup fee plus some extra for food, the cafĆ© and any museum tickets. Bring water and your own snacks/food if you like. **Organizing fee**: 8€ cash, collected at the start. **IMPORTANT** — Join the WhatsApp group for updates: all updates are posted on WhatsApp. I can’t give personal support to anyone who doesn’t check the group or take the connections listed above, so please join and keep an eye on it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rA3Akg2LGX8brmQkgArDH-PRnqjRwzHY4G5z4NMZbk8/edit?usp=sharing (The link is inside the document) Come for a day full of history, river views and golden light, and let’s explore Luther’s town together!

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16 attendees
FLINTA* Track Session Paul Heyse

FLINTA* Track Session Paul Heyse

Tue, Nov 24, 5:30 PM
From FLINTA* RUNNING
5.0

Join our track sessions! šŸƒā€ā™€ļøāœØ As the tracks in Friedrichshain and Rehberge are not illuminated during the darker months, we’re moving our track sessions to Sportanlage Paul-Heyse-Straße. We’ll continue meeting once a week on Tuesdays at 18:30. Don’t worry if you’re new — track sessions are a great opportunity to get started and train together at your own pace. šŸ’— Please keep an eye out for further updates regarding the location and upcoming sessions. Take care and see you on the track ā¤ļø P.S. ā€¼ļø Please cancel your participation if you can’t make it, even at short notice, so that we don’t wait for you. Thanks! ā€¼ļø

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with common interests in their local area through groups and events. Whether you're into outdoor activities, tech, or book clubs, there's likely a Meetup group for you.

You can search for bikepacking groups and events on Meetup by entering 'bikepacking' and 'Berlin' in the search fields. The platform allows you to browse events hosted by local groups interested in bikepacking.

Berlin has an active outdoor community, and you can find several bikepacking groups on Meetup. Explore different groups dedicated to this exciting way to travel and meet fellow cycling enthusiasts.

Bikepacking events in Berlin range from short, leisurely rides to longer excursions that involve camping. Each event will have details about the route, duration, and what you'll need to bring.

Yes, you can join multiple groups on Meetup. This way, you can participate in various bikepacking events and meet different communities of cyclists in Berlin.

For bikepacking, it’s typically recommended to have a sturdy bike and gear for carrying supplies. Event organizers frequently provide details on necessary equipment.

After finding an event you're interested in, simply click the RSVP button to confirm your attendance. This ensures the organizers know how many participants to expect.

Some bikepacking events are free, while others might require a fee, especially if expenses like camping are involved. Details are typically provided in the event’s description.

Absolutely! If you have a passion for bikepacking and want to connect with others, you can start a Meetup group and organize your own events around Berlin.

Meetup is great for connecting riders of varying skills. Most event descriptions specify the level of experience or type of ride, so you can choose ones that suit you.

Bikepacking events may proceed in various weather conditions, but always check with the organizers. Details are usually shared in event updates.

If no active bikepacking groups fit your needs, consider starting one. This can attract like-minded cyclists interested in your specific bikepacking routes.

Meetup facilitates group connections, but personal outcomes, like finding a biking partner, depend on in-person interaction and group dynamics.

While many groups operate in English, some may use German or other languages. Event descriptions will usually clarify the language of communication.

Not all events require experience. Check the event details to see if it’s suitable for beginners or if some prior cycling experience is needed.