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🚴 Summer bike ride: Grunewald to Spandau

🚴 Summer bike ride: Grunewald to Spandau

Sun, Aug 23, 7:30 AM
From Berlin Spontaneous Socials

It’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! 🚴🌿☀️

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After-work bike ride: along Wuhle river  (~28 km)

After-work bike ride: along Wuhle river (~28 km)

Thu, Aug 27, 4:30 PM
From Berlin bike adventures
4.9

After-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! 🚲

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Hike & dine - Witwesee & Seehof [14km]

Sat, Aug 29, 7:20 AM
From Berlin Hikers
4.8
12 attendees
🌳🥾Grunewald loop from S Grunewald–15 km🥾🌅

🌳🥾Grunewald loop from S Grunewald–15 km🥾🌅

Sat, Aug 22, 10:45 AM
From Berlin Weekend Hiking/Biking/Outdoor
4.8

## 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!

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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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We put the BAD in BADMINTON (Read description plz)

We put the BAD in BADMINTON (Read description plz)

Sun, Aug 23, 11:00 AM
From Berlin Horizon
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that facilitates discovery of local groups and events based on shared interests, allowing individuals to participate in various activities and meet new people.

You can find cycling events in Berlin by searching for related groups and activities within the Meetup platform. Use location features to discover events and rides near you.

Absolutely! Berlin hosts several cycling groups you can join. On Meetup, search for groups dedicated to biking, and you'll find people who share your interest.

To join a bike group, search for bicycle riding on Meetup, find a group that interests you, and click 'Join' to become a member. You'll be notified of upcoming rides and events.

Yes, many groups on Meetup cater to all skill levels, including beginners. You can find bike rides specifically tailored for newcomers to biking.

To RSVP for a bike ride, find the event within the Meetup app or site and click on the RSVP button. It's important to confirm your participation to receive event details.

Yes, typically you'll need a bicycle to participate in bike rides. If you don't have one, consider renting or borrowing from a local shop before attending.

Many bike rides are free to attend; however, some might have a small fee to cover organizational costs. Check the event details for specific information.

Certain rides may be family-friendly and open to kids, but it's crucial to verify the specific event guidelines. Check if children are welcome before signing up.

Not all interests might be represented, as availability depends on existing groups. Search for other interests if bike rides aren't plentiful or match your specifics.

While most bike meets are outdoors, some discussions or preparatory meetings may take place indoors or online. Always check the event venue details.

The frequency of rides can vary significantly based on the group or organizer. Some groups have regular weekly rides, while others may arrange them infrequently.

While Meetup is designed to bring people together, forming friendships depends on mutual interaction and engagement during activities.

Events and rides on Meetup are organized by local enthusiasts and group leaders. Organizers set the event's logistics and ensure member participation.

If current events don't fit your schedule, keep checking as new events are regularly posted. Alternatively, suggest times that work within your group’s forum.