Description
Village Outdoor – Berlin Wall Trail
Section 7 - From Staaken to Groß Glienicker See
with Harms Wulf and Thomas Fischer
Also in the beginning of this year we would like to continue our hikes on the Berlin Wall Trail with you. The first destination of the hike is Fort Hahneberg, a fortification from the 19th century. It served as a backdrop for the film Inglourious Bastards by Quentin Tarantino, among other things. We continue across the Gatow fields, where we will experience expanses and an unobstructed view over fields and arable land to Grunewald. Before we reach the end point of the hike at Groß Glienicker See, an old airport site reminds us of the time of the military occupation of Berlin, in this area by the British government.
Harms Wulf Harms already knows Berlin from the times of division. Since then, he has explored the urban and natural spaces of Berlin and its surroundings both professionally and privately.
For Thomas Fischer outdoor activities and movement through nature are important to connect with his self and the world around him. Therefore, he supports outdoor activities at Village and brings 20 years of experience in exploring Berlin and Brandenburg to the programme.
As a health professional he is passionate about the interplay between mind, body and social connections. He believes that movement, curiosity and constant development are at the core of every human’s journey through life.
General Information
Feel free to bring something for a picnic. There is no place to stop for refreshments
Start: 11:00
Meeting Point: Staaken train station (on the bridge) Bus M32 /237 (from S+U Rathaus Spandau)
Return: Kladow, Bus 134 or ferry to Wannsee.
Route length: approx. 13 km (approx. 4 hours)
Language: This event will be in German and/or English depending on participant needs.
Costs: This event is free of charge.
