The Sandgrube am Jagen 86 is a nature reserve located in the Grunewald Forest in Berlin, Germany. It is a former sand and gravel pit that was operational from 1966 to 1983. The area is about 13 hectares in size and features a large sand pit, meadows, and trees. Some parts of the pit are below sea level and have formed small ponds, making it a unique habitat for flora and fauna. The area is also home to a gay cruising spot, where gay and bisexual men can meet and socialize. The surrounding Grunewald forest offers numerous hiking trails and opportunities for outdoor activities. The site is wheelchair accessible and has amenities such as a restaurant. Visitors can expect to find beautiful landscapes, a large sand area, and various activities like picnicking, playing frisbee, and enjoying nature trails. The area is also suitable for families with children, with plenty of spaces for kids to play and run around
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Activities: We visited the Sandgrube, which is a nature reserve. There was 'sand noch und nöcher, Sonne, Wald rundherum, Stöcke zu Schnitzen, Bauen oder Verfeuern, einen großen, steilen Hügel'. (sand and more, sun, forest all around, sticks for carving, building or burning, a large, steep hill). We brought our own picnic
Highlights: The kids loved the sand and the freedom to explore! 'An der Düne können die Eltern wunderbar entspannen, während die Kinder die Natur spielerisch entdecken.' (The parents can relax wonderfully on the dune while the children playfully discover nature) ✨