Spandauer Forst
Speciality:
“ 2025 Update: Spandauer Forst covers 1,347 hectares and includes two nature reserves containing the moor areas Teufelsbruch as well as Großer and Kleiner Rohrpfuhl. The route leads along old railway tracks, through dense forest, past pretty waters, a game enclosure and bogs under nature protection. The Berlin Wall Trail runs through the forest on the northern border with Brandenburg. Spandauer Forst contains numerous water bodies and provides a rich environment for insects, birds, and mammals, hosting species such as mushrooms (around 240 identified species), beetles (approximately 550 species), and spiders (around 150 species), as well as bird species including the kingfisher, little grebe, goshawk, snipe, and woodcock. The bathing area at Havel offers a refreshing escape with cool waters during the summer months. Near the Spandau precincts, you can observe wild boar from a lookout tower and fallow deer, roe deer, red deer, and muflon in the enclosures. A cycle path is also available in Spandauer Forst. ”
