Since 1771, the 5 districts of Kottweiler-Schwanden, Mackenbach, Miesenbach, Reichenbach-Steegen and Schwedelbach have converged here at the so-called Wolfsgrube. Today, unfortunately, we no longer see the historic pentagonal stone, because it was once damaged and then burst in a fire that was too hot. According to a report in the Rheinpfalz, the orientation of this new pentagon stone, erected in 2007, is not 100% correct. Another interesting piece of information: An old Roman path led past this point.

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Marco

April 29, 2016

Cycling

The five-corner stone marks the point where the borders of five municipalities meet: Kottweiler-Schwanden (KS), Mackenbach (MB), Miesenbach (MB), Reichenbach-Steegen (RST) and Schwedelbach (SB). With a refuge and seating, the shady spot is not only ideal for a break on hot days.

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Alex

June 11, 2019

Cycling

Stone arranged with benches all around. Next to it a small refuge.

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