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Rudower Höhe

Rudower Höhe is a 70 metre rubble mountain at Glashütter Weg in Rudow.

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Confirmed open against a source on 2 August 2026. Source: Berlin.de. 52.41858, 13.51953.

What it is

The park has paths, views across the city, a large winter sledding run, and two redesigned playgrounds for different age groups. [1][2]

Practical

The park is free to enter and has no booking process for ordinary visits. [1]

The official sources list no paid admission or standard paid activity at the hill in the price check on 2026-08-02. [1]

Bus 162 stops at Rudower Höhe, and the listed address is An der Rudower Höhe, 12355 Berlin. [1]

UNVERIFIED estimate: allow 45 to 90 minutes for the hill and playgrounds because no standard visit duration is published. [1]

Times and seasons

Winter is the main time for the sledding run, while the playgrounds and views support visits in warmer months. [1]

The current sources do not publish separate seasonal opening hours for the park, so those hours are UNVERIFIED. [1]

Who it suits, and when

The site suits local families, walkers, runners, and winter sledders. [1][2]

People seeking a central Berlin attraction may find the trip disproportionate to the short hill visit because the site is in Rudow and its role is local recreation. [1]

What is not obvious

The two playgrounds are designed for different age groups, with equipment including tyre swings, a zipline, and a turntable. [1]

The hill is made from postwar rubble. Natural geology does not form it. [1]

History

Rudower Höhe was created as a postwar rubble mountain, and the local site identifies it as about 70 metres high. [1]

The hill and park were renovated in a project that began in 2018, with the first phase reported as completed or planned for completion in 2019. [1]

Sources

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