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Lento.cc #1 — Lost in Brandenburg Bikepacking Weekend

Lento.cc #1 — Lost in Brandenburg Bikepacking Weekend

Fri, Aug 14, 4:00 PM
From Lento.cc

Rescheduled to August 14! Hola! I’m looking for a few people who’d be up for a 2 & 1/2 day bikepacking adventure from Friday (after work) to Sunday. The plan: 🌲 Explore [Lost-in-Brandenburg Loop](https://bikepacking.com/routes/lost-in-brandenburg-loop/) (from Berlin around Brandenburg and back - find the komoot link below) 🚴 Gravel, forests, lakes & quiet roads ⛺ Camp along the way ☕ Take it at a nice pace, enjoy the ride and the company Around 260 km over 3 days, so a bit of a challenge but totally doable with some cycling experience. The route mixes gravel, sandy forest tracks and beautiful Brandenburg landscapes. No racing, no pressure — just people who want to explore, ride and have a good weekend outside Berlin. We can adapt the route together, find nice camping spots, and make it our own :))) Let me know if you’re interested!

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Cycle & swim - Warnitz to Templin

Cycle & swim - Warnitz to Templin

Sun, Aug 9, 7:10 AM
From Berlin Cycling
4.9

**IMPORTANT: This tour needs minimum of 6 Attendees!** ========== FACTS ========== ROUTE: Warnitz > Groß Fredenwalde > Templin LEVEL: Intermediate DISTANCE: 45ish kms MEETING POINT: 08:50 - Berlin Südkreuz ========== FACTS ========== ========= DETAILS ========= **ROUTE:** One of my favourite areas to cycle is a "country far far away", aka the Uckermark. Arrived in Warnitz we have the chance to cool down before it is getting hot by jumping into the Oberuckersee, just 600 m from the train station. Hopefully refreshed we then head further to the [Herberge in Groß Fredenwalde](https://www.herberge-gross-fredenwalde.de/) where it is planned to have a very delicious lunch. Depending on how long that takes we head further to the [Straußenhof Berkenlatten](https://www.straussenhof-berkenlatten.de/) or straight to the Stiernsee to have another swim. This is the half of the route and after the swim we head further in one rush to Templin train station. There we catch the train to Oranienburg which also goes further to Ostkreuz (if that suits you better). **SPEED:** Leisurely around 14 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:** This is an about 45ish km ride, with 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:** 08:50 - Berlin Südkreuz, at the ticket machine right after the NORTHERN moving staircase. I have a blue Villiger Trekking bike. But you can hop in at any other station if you want (and dare). **TICKET:** It is 16,20 way out / person and 13,90 way back, so it does make much sense to organise a BBT. Let me know if you want to join me there as well. But don't 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:** 09:10 - dep. Berlin Südkreuz, platform 6, taking RE3 towards Stralsund 10:44 - arr. Warnitz, platform 1 **WAY BACK:** 17:16 - dep. Templin, taking RB12 18:27 - arr. Oranienburg, staying in there OR switching trains 19:01 - arr. in Ostkreuz w/ RB12 18:46 - dep Oranienburg, w/ S1 19:44 - arr. Yorckstr **RECOMMENDATIONS:** Check the train schedule in the morning! The DB loves to stir up the plans by changing trains 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! And, 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 =========

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👣Barefoot Hike & Swim Option - Erpetal 12 km

👣Barefoot Hike & Swim Option - Erpetal 12 km

Sat, Aug 8, 10:41 AM
From Berlin Weekend Hiking/Biking/Outdoor
4.8

It's the anniversary of last year's barefoot hike with Shashank. Let's do it again, it was great! Approx route: [Link](https://www.komoot.com/tour/2481717920?share_token=a9iryQ6230LmowdEpoYOisL7SWCJB6LFKuiDWzz1u7yqmkKVeF&ref=wtd&t_s=referral&t_cid=route_share&t_ref_username=546830402947) Starting at **S Hoppegarten (S5) 12:41**, the aim of the hike is to connect with nature’s raw textures and sensations by **walking barefoot**—every step builds awareness, balance, and grounding. The route is soft and suitable. The walking speed would be slower due to the nature of the event. (Approx. **60-80 % of the route are walkable barefoot**, but entirely up to **how you feel comfortable**) We will take brief breaks for refreshments. Please bring your water, snacks, mosquito repellent, and dress suitably for the day's weather. At the end you could catch the S Bahn at **Friedrichshagen** **or continue with me to one of the Müggelsee beaches.** 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.

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Cycle tour: Industry and Waterways of Moabit

Cycle tour: Industry and Waterways of Moabit

Sat, Aug 15, 11:00 AM
From Berlin cycle and walk
4.9

# Industry and Waterways of Moabit **Theme:** Cycle Loop + History + Architecture + Beer Garden **Time:** 12:00 **Start:** Deutsches Technikmuseum **Distance:** 30 km **Suggested contribution:** €10 This ride tells the story of the ideas, inventions and elegant architecture that transformed Berlin into one of the world's leading scientific and industrial capitals around 1900. We'll cycle through the districts of Kreuzberg, Tiergarten, Moabit, Charlottenburg and Mitte, discovering power stations, research institutes, engineering landmarks, beautiful public buildings and some of Berlin's finest examples of industrial architecture. We'll finish with a beer together by the water. ## The Tour We will follow, more or less, the **"Innovation und Eleganz"** Industrial Heritage Cycle Route, beginning at the Deutsches Technikmuseum before making our way through some of Berlin's former industrial neighbourhoods. We'll visit the pioneering **Kraftwerk Moabit**, the famous **AEG Turbine Factory** designed by Peter Behrens, admire the elegant buildings of **Charlottenburg**. We'll also pass the famous **KPM Porcelain Manufactory**. We'll finish with a well-earned beer together beside the Spree. I am an accredited tour guide in Berlin, specialising in telling stories about the city's industrial heritage. I ask for a contribution of **€10** to help 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 gentle-paced sightseeing ride rather than a sporting event. 🚲 We'll cover around **25 kilometres**, with plenty of stops for stories, photographs and discussion. Anyone with a reasonable bicycle and experience cycling around Berlin should be comfortable on this route. ## What to Bring 🚲 Spare inner tube suitable for your bike 💶 Cash for drinks or snacks 🌧️ Waterproofs (just in case!) ☀️ Suncream 🥪 Water and snacks 😊 Curiosity and a sense of adventure ## Highlights ⚡ Discover how Berlin became one of the world's great centres of science, engineering and innovation 🏭 Visit the legendary AEG Turbine Factory, often described as the birthplace of modern industrial architecture 🔬 Learn how Berlin's scientists, engineers and inventors transformed everyday life around the globe 🏛️ Explore the beautiful campuses of Berlin's pioneering research institutions and universities 💡 See the pioneering Kraftwerk Moabit and discover how electricity changed the modern city 🚰 Hear the remarkable story of Berlin's revolutionary sewer and sanitation system, which became a model for cities worldwide 🏺 Visit the Royal Porcelain Manufactory (KPM) and discover why Berlin porcelain became famous across Europe 🚲 Ride through elegant boulevards, hidden industrial streets and historic waterways linking Berlin's scientific and industrial past 📸 Fantastic photography opportunities combining industrial heritage with some of Berlin's finest architecture 🍺 Finish with a relaxed drink beside the Spree. I estimate the ride will take around **three hours**, including plenty of stops. It should make for a fun Saturday afternoon exploring one of Berlin's most beautiful industrial heritage routes. Hope to see you there! **Simon**

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Hamburg + Fischbeker Heide ⚓🏘️ 🌿🌲 (2 Days Trip 🎉 from Berlin)

Hamburg + Fischbeker Heide ⚓🏘️ 🌿🌲 (2 Days Trip 🎉 from Berlin)

Sat, Aug 8, 6:15 AM
From Berlin Walks, Hikes, Trips, Yoga and more
4.8

5 EURO DONATION FEE PER PERSON IS REQUIRED (on site, in cash), to pay back the Meetup subscription fees and support my Events. READ THE DESCRIPTION WITH THE INFO (IMPORTANT). WHATSAPP LINK BELOW 📳​ We will visit Hamburg, one of the most beautiful German cities 💒 ⚓🏘️ and the Fischbeker Heide Natural Reserve 🌿🌲 We take the RE8 train at Berlin Hbf at 08,15 AM (direction Wismar) 🚉😀 and arrives to Hamburg Hbf at 12,38 AM (changing train in Holthusen). The trains are takeable with the Deutschland Ticket. The trip will last 2 days. You can bring your own food🍔 and drinks🥤 or take something in Hamburg. It is better if you use the Saturday morning trip on the train to eat, so when we arrive to Hamburg at 12,38 AM, we have time to visit the city. My plan is, to come back to Berlin, to take the train on Sunday at 15,21 from Hamburg Hbf, but everyone is free to come back earlier or even later. **What we visit on Saturday: the Hamburg City** * Altstadt of the city with its streets, canals 🌊 and bridges 🌉 * Alsterfontäne ⛲ * St. Nikolai and St. Michaelis churches 💒 * Rathaus 🏛️ and Rathausmarkt * Speicherstadt Harbor Area and HafenCity ⚓🏘️ * Elbphilharmonie with panoramic Terrace 📸 * Elbtunnel ⋒ * Elbstrand ⛱️ After about 7PM, when we finish visiting the places mentioned above, we can divide and each group can decide what to do for the evening and night ⏾ For the night: EVERYONE CAN DEDICE AND MUST TAKE HIS/HER OWN ACCOMMODATION 😊😊 (I am not responsible for this) Then we meet again on Sunday morning at the Hamburg Hbf at a given time (I will share on Whatsapp) **What we visit on Sunday: the Fischbeker Heide Natural Reserve** * We take the S Bahn train from Hamburg Hbf to Hamburg-Neugraben (Deutschland Ticket valid) * We make this Hike in the Natural Reserve 🌿🌲: https://www.komoot.com/tour/3111054488 * We take a couple of breaks during the Hike (it must be relaxing) We finally come back to Hamburg Hbf with the S Bahn. to later on come back to Berlin ☀️☀️ I do not provide a "personal support" for people who do not take the indicated train from Berlin to Hamburg. Thanks for understanding. If you have to contact me, make it via Whatsapp, not here on Meetup. WHATSAPP COMMUNITY 💬 to find each other (join it, we use this group to find and synchronize us, as well as post photos) [https://docs.google.com/document/d/157uLVXObKt1a4NqqvPa09NJW-050YBwHLW-7DbOD8R8/](https://docs.google.com/document/d/157uLVXObKt1a4NqqvPa09NJW-050YBwHLW-7DbOD8R8/)

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The Hideout Side Quest #2: Archery & Team Challenge

The Hideout Side Quest #2: Archery & Team Challenge

Sat, Aug 22, 8:30 AM
From The Hideout

## ​**What are The Hideout Side Quests?** ​The Hideout Side Quests are half-day pop-up events for adults in and around Berlin to step into The Hideout world without disappearing for a whole weekend. ​Not the full camp weekend. Just a little piece of it. ​Come play, make something, meet people, and remember that weekends can feel different. ​Want the full version? Get on the Summer Camp 2027 waitlist [here](https://tally.so/r/WOAzVP?utm_source=luma). Stay in touch 👉[ Website](https://www.comehideout.com/?utm_source=luma) I [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/come.hideout?utm_source=luma) ## ​Event Description ​A summer afternoon for grown-ups who want to go outside, try something new, and briefly become the kind of person who says things like, “I think I’m actually getting good at this.” ​We’ll learn the basics of archery, get some practice in, split into teams, and end with a friendly challenge where everyone gets weirdly invested in points, targets, and probably one very dramatic final shot. ​ This is not just an archery lesson, it’s archery with camp energy! ​Beginner-friendly instruction, team challenges, tiny prizes, light chaos, and a roomful of adults taking fun just seriously enough. ​No experience needed or athletic personality required, just show up, try to shoot arrows, cheer for your team, and maybe discover that you have excellent main-character-with-a-bow energy 😉 ## ​What to Expect * ​Beginner-friendly archery lesson * ​Practice time with guidance * ​Team-based archery challenges * ​A final mini tournament * ​Tiny prizes for the winning team and a few very official categories that may or may not matter in the real world. * ​Time to hang out before/after * ​A relaxed, playful group setting ​Come alone or bring a friend. We’ll sort the teams. ***Please note:*** *This event will run with a minimum of 10 participants. If we don’t reach the minimum, tickets will be refunded.* ## ​What’s Included ​Your ticket includes the archery lesson, equipment, guided practice, team setup, hosted challenge rounds, water, snacks, prizes\*, and the very serious administration of unserious competition. ​You just show up. We’ll sort the rest. ## ​Good to Know ​Please arrive at 10:30 so we can say hi, sort teams, and ease into the “adult summer camp but with bows and arrows” portion of the day. ​Wear comfortable clothes and shoes you can move in. ​Full details on the meeting point and what to bring will be shared before the event. ​ **10:30 - Step into The Hideout world** Arrival, check-in, team sorting, beginner nerves welcomed ​ **11:00 - Bows, arrows, and mild drama** Archery lesson, guided practice, and team challenges ​ **13:45 - Tiny awards + Proof You Were Here** Final recognition, group photo, dramatic last looks at the target ​ **14:00 - Official end** ​***Optional:*** *nearby food & drinks / hangout after* ## ​The Hideout Rule ​Come ready to enter The Hideout. ​That means trying something new, joining a team, cheering for strangers, and caring about your team score a tiny bit more than expected. ​You do not have to be good at anything. You just have to be game. \* We’ll also be watching for things like most dramatic shot, most improved, and best commitment to the game. So basically, skill helps, but energy also counts!

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