Wuhle Trail – Biesenhorster Sand loop from Wuhlheide

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Wuhle Trail – Biesenhorster Sand loop from Wuhlheide

Moderate

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Wuhle Trail – Biesenhorster Sand loop from Wuhlheide

02:59

11.8km

20m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through a protected area

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Biesenhorster Sand

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.55 km

Wuhle Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Great hiking and cycling path along the Wuhle in summer, many walkers can be expected

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3.71 km

Wuhleblase

Highlight • Lake

The Wuhle forms a small pond surrounded by trees all around.

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4.91 km

Biesdorf City Park “Butterfly Meadows”

Highlight • Parking

Pretty bleak but at least a big playground

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7.23 km

Volleyball court at Biesdorfer Baggersee

Highlight • Rest Area

Very idyllic and quiet location.
A good volleyball court offers sporting variety.

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9.15 km

Old linden tree in Biesenhorster Sand

Highlight • Natural Monument

A very beautiful old tree, even in winter without leaves

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9.69 km

Biesenhorster Sand

Highlight • Natural Monument

is a fallow area on the former marshalling yard Wuhlheide.

Information about the fallow land and its history can be found here:
berlin.nabu.de/stadt-und-natur/projekte-nabu-berlin/biesenhorster-sand/index.html

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10.6 km

Remains of the Old Russian Marshalling Yard

Highlight • Monument

A good photo spot for vans.

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11.8 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

5.46 km

4.77 km

940 m

661 m

Surfaces

4.40 km

3.19 km

2.93 km

1.26 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Friday 16 October

13°C

8°C

64 %

Additional weather tips

Max wind speed: 16.0 km/h

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Comments

February 9, 2022,Kleine Runde mit Biesenhorster Sand, Wuhle und Biesdorfer Baggersee (U-Biesdorf-Süd - U-Biesdorf-Süd)

... today, together with Andreas Sternfeldt, I once again completed this small standard tour in the east of the Berlin city area, which I always liked to hike. Thanks to its rough charm, I particularly enjoy crossing the long stretch of Biesenhorster Sand, which has officially had the status of a nature reserve since March 2021. Since we were out …

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December 29, 2024,Biesenhorster Sand – Biesdorfer Baggersee Runde von Biesdorf-Süd

Very nice tour through Biesdorf, I was surprised at how many beautiful places there are in Biesdorf. Along the old marshalling yard, you can still find remnants from the "good" old days.

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October 11, 2022,Runde über den ehemaligen Rangierbahnhof Wuhlheide und ein Stückchen Wuhle stromaufwärts

While browsing through your hikes, I noticed some interesting ones. For example one from @Dana (thank you) about the former Wuhlheide marshalling yard.
Since I've known the area since I was young and had to do business there quite often, I was interested in how it looks there now. With the reunification, the station lost its importance and was "abandoned". …

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February 13, 2022,Kleine Runde mit Biesenhorster Sand, Wuhle und Biesdorfer Baggersee (U-Biesdorf-Süd - U-Biesdorf-Süd)

Today we walked a varied tour in the best weather. Past old railway tracks, meadows, through the forest, along the Wuhle to the Biesdorfer Baggersee. In a few short passages we had to cross a busy road, but then we immediately went back into nature.

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June 28, 2025,..etwas Biesdorf..etwas Wuhle..

Always beautiful... quiet and pure nature in the Biesenhorster Sand. From there, we headed towards Biesdorf to Biesdorfer See, through Kaulsdorf, and further along the Wuhle... and back to the starting point.

Thanks to @Stine for the company and the wonderful day.

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