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Sledding Hill Humboldthöhe

Sledding Hill Humboldthöhe

Sledding enthusiasts at Wedding tend to go to Volkspark Humboldthain. The descent down from Humboldthöhe is quite steep but there are also slower tracks available.


Humboldthöhe is one of the the debris hills piled up after World War II. It is 95 metres high and part of Volkspark Humboldthain.

Today's sledding track cover the ruins of the former small bunker. The tracks in the park are rather tame and the crowd spreads out easily there.




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Sledding Hill Humboldthöhe

Hochstraße 7
13357 Berlin
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Business hours

  • Continuous: once snow lasts

Important information

  • How to get there: via Brunnenstraße
  • Parking: In the street
  • Recommended Age: Suited for families with children
  • Track Length: Between 5 - 50 metres

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