Ritterstein No. 238: Lolosruhe – Five Stones

The knight's stone, which is maintained by the PWV, stands at an old street junction. Five stones were embedded in the slab on the large rock slab.

Number 238, of the historically or natural historically remarkable markings widespread in the Palatinate Forest.
At this point there are five stones embedded in the slab on a slab of rock. The focus is on the remains of a former wayside cross. There used to be a road junction here. Boundary signs and house marks are engraved on the large stone. It is not known who Lolo was, maybe the name has something to do with King Ludwig I's lover, Lola Montez.

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Not far from Schänzelstraße there used to be an old road network junction. It came from the Edenkobener Steige and continued in the direction of Johanniskreuz. The other road came from Neustadt via Hüttenhohl. On a large slab of rock are five stones embedded in the slab, a wayside cross and the knight's stone, which is maintained by the PWV.