Wall Trail

The Berlin Wall Trail is Berlin's most famous cycling tour: 160 kilometers on the former border strip, divided into 14 stages, all starting and ending at train stations. Over 40 information stations along the way tell the story of the division. It is not a fully developed cycle path; the surface alternates between asphalt, cobblestones, and forest floor.

The Berlin Wall Trail follows the former border strip around West Berlin for about 160 kilometers, along the patrol road of the GDR border troops and the old customs path. Fourteen sections, between 7 and 21 kilometers long, each begin and end at a train station. Ostalgia takes on a different color here, because on this route, the GDR is not a backdrop, but topography.

Over 160 kilometers, the Berlin Wall Trail follows the former border strip around West Berlin, divided into 14 stages between Lübars in the north and the Brandenburg countryside. More than a hundred overview maps and forty information stations explain what happened where along the way. Among the Berlin Wall sites, it is the only one you can travel for hours.