Route: From Lowest To Highest - Berlin

Many people say they've reached rock bottom in Berlin. But this route wants to take that to the lowest level - and from there, to the highest. Welcome to the newest FKT route in town, #FromLowestToHighestBerlin! It's the perfect routethose flatland lovers of Berlin, who prefer horizontal miles over torturous vertical meters.

Embark on this 45-kilometer odyssey from the TRUE lowpoint of Berlin, Spektesee, to the somewhat higher natural point, the Great Müggelberg. Those who hate vert will reluctantly pass by the Castle Charlottenburg (it sits higher than the Spektesee by probably a few meters!), traverse the banks of the River Spree and climb to the top of this great captial city of Germany. The scenic beauty may distract Vert-Haters momentarily, but be warned of the presence of the Brandenburg Gate and other tourist traps along the route that might interrupt this otherwise dishearteningly steep journey.

#FromLowestToHighestBerlin stretches almost the entire expanse of the city from west to east, is the perfect showcase of Berlin's unforgivingly precipitous terrain. Prepare to reluctantly conquer elevation changes, all while muttering discontentedly under your breath. But it will be worth it, once you can jump into the clear waters of the Müggelsee. Because it's not (just) the destination, but the horizontal distance covered, that matters.

Now off with you! Find out yourself that #VertsNotReal (at least barealy in Berlin).
Will add pictures later.