River Spree/Berlin Glacial Valley Walk

The River Spree Glacial Valley Walk extends through Berlin's natural areas, connecting parks and meadows along the river's curved pathway.

The valley's formation dates back to the last Ice Age, when glacial movements carved deep channels that now guide the River Spree's flow.

Information boards throughout the trail present details about local wildlife, geological formations, and Berlin's relationship with its waterways.

Multiple entry points along public transportation routes allow hikers to start or end their journey at different sections of the trail.

The path reveals geological evidence of ancient ice movements while passing through both urban developments and untouched natural segments.

Location: Berlin

Part of: 20 Green Walks in Berlin

Website: https://berlin.de/senuvk/umwelt/berlin_move/en/hauptwege/weg01.shtml

GPS coordinates: 52.53621,13.20869

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:06