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Bikepacking Berlin

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Hike & dine - Anna's Food Board [16km]

Sat, Oct 10, 8:00 AM
From Berlin Hikers
4.8
8 attendees

Hike & dine - Schlaubetal [14km]

Sat, Oct 17, 7:02 AM
From Berlin Hikers
4.8
11 attendees
Kino abend im Brompton Junction Berlin

Kino abend im Brompton Junction Berlin

Sat, Oct 17, 4:00 PM
From Brompton Berlin
4.9

Erlebt mit uns einen inspirierenden Abend und begleitet die **„Brompton Boyz“** auf ihrer beeindruckenden **Trans Africa Coast to Coast Challenge**. Freut euch auf ein Abenteuer voller Fahrradtouren, atemberaubender Landschaften, unvergesslicher Momente und jeder Menge Herausforderungen. Kommt vorbei, genießt den Film, trefft andere Brompton-Enthusiasten und verbringt einen entspannten Abend bei Getränken und guter Gesellschaft. **Datum:** 17\. Oktober **Uhrzeit:** 18:00 Uhr **Ort:** Brompton Junction Berlin Egal, ob ihr begeisterte Brompton-Fahrer seid, euch für Fahrräder interessiert oder einfach neugierig auf ein außergewöhnliches Fahrradabenteuer seid – alle sind herzlich willkommen. Bringt eure Neugier und euren Abenteuergeist mit. Wir freuen uns auf euch! **Movie Evening at Brompton Junction Berlin** Join us for an inspiring evening as we follow the incredible journey of the **“Brompton Boyz”** on their **Trans Africa Coast to Coast Challenge**. Get ready for an adventure filled with cycling, breathtaking landscapes, unforgettable moments, and plenty of challenges along the way. Come along, enjoy the movie, meet fellow Brompton enthusiasts, and relax with drinks and good company. **Date:** 17th October **Time:** 6:00 PM **Location:** Brompton Junction Berlin Whether you're a dedicated Brompton rider, a cycling enthusiast, or simply curious about an epic bike adventure — everyone is welcome. Bring your curiosity and your adventurous spirit. We look forward to seeing you there!

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7 attendees
Lento goes to Potsdam - Gravel Cycling from Berlin to Potsdam 🍂🌳 (Rescheduled)

Lento goes to Potsdam - Gravel Cycling from Berlin to Potsdam 🍂🌳 (Rescheduled)

Sat, Oct 17, 7:00 AM
From Lento.cc

**Rescheduled**!!! 🚲 **Lento to Potsdam — Bikes & Cheesecake** Fall is here, and the forests are beautiful! A little escape from Berlin! We'll meet at Brandenburger Tor around 9 AM and ride to Potsdam, taking the scenic route and stopping for lunch and a snack along the way. Once in Potsdam, there's a very good cheesecake spot waiting for us. Priorities, obviously. 🍰 For the way back, you've got two options: take the train back to Berlin or ride the full route back by bike. I'll probably cycle back, so feel free to join if you're up for the extra kilometres. As always with Lento, the route isn't set in stone. If you have any ideas, suggestions or feedback, they're more than welcome. This is a group ride, so let's shape it together! No racing, no pressure — just bikes, good company and cake. Once you RSVP yes, feel free to join the WhatsApp group chat. Daniela :)

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6 attendees
9 km walk along the Mauerweg to Mauerpark  + optional Belgian beer experience🍺

9 km walk along the Mauerweg to Mauerpark + optional Belgian beer experience🍺

Sat, Oct 10, 1:00 PM
From Meetbytravel.com (Berlin)
4.7

Let's trace the old Berlin Wall on foot! We'll meet at Wittenau station at 3 pm and set off on a relaxed 9 km walk south along the Mauerweg, the trail that follows the former Berlin Wall, all the way to Mauerpark. It's an easy and varied walk, full of parks, water channels and small reminders of the city's divided past. We'll reach Mauerpark around 5:30pm and take a proper break (5:30–6:30 pm) — bring a picnic, grab food from the stalls nearby, or just relax on the grass while the park comes alive. Afterwards, anyone who's up for it can join an optional Belgian beer experience at Herman Belgian Bar to round off the day. If you are a beer lover but have never tried the Belgian style of brewing, you can't miss this! Meeting point: outside the Wittenau U8 exit. How to get there: U8 or S-Bahn (S1/S85/S26) to Wittenau. What to bring: comfy shoes, water, a snack or picnic, and some cash for food/drinks. Optional: a picnic blanket. Organizing fee: 3€ (please bring cash). Join our WhatsApp group for updates: https://chat.whatsapp.com/HL3lL2aBxuEI1PGdV2spwZ See you on Saturday! 🍺

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9 attendees
Let’s Play Backgammon! - Play, Socialize & Have Fun

Let’s Play Backgammon! - Play, Socialize & Have Fun

Sun, Oct 11, 2:00 PM
From Backgammon Berlin
4.9

Join our Backgammon Meetup to play, socialize, and enjoy this classic game! Everyone’s welcome! Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player. Expect fun, friendly games, laughter, and new friends. 👉 Please RSVP only if you plan to attend. 👉 Bring your own set if you have one. *** **How to Play (Quick Guide):** * Each player has 15 checkers and moves them toward their home board. * Dice rolls decide how many spaces you can move. * Land on an opponent’s single checker to send it to the bar. * Once all your checkers are home, start bearing off (removing them). * First to remove all checkers wins! *** **Fun Fact:** The Origin of Backgammon: Backgammon is one of the oldest known board games, with roots deeply embedded in the ancient civilisations of Mesopotamia. But it is in Persia, where the game truly flourished and evolved into what we now know as 'Takhte Nard'. Archaeological findings suggest that early forms of backgammon were played in Iran over 5,000 years ago. Artifacts such as game boards and dice have been discovered in sites like 'Shahr-e Sukhteh' (The Burnt City), indicating the game’s ancient origins.

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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.