Höltingstuhl Monument

The paths to the Höltingstuhl are also easy to cycle along.Between 1711 and 1713, a total of seven monuments were erected, which together formed a "hunting star". What remains today are the Funkenpyramide, the Tittenpyramide and the Höltingstuhl.The significance of the Höltingstuhl goes beyond mere path equipment: it marks the court of the count's wood judge, who pronounced justice on forestry matters, which was already here before it was erected. The rectangular section of sandstone wall is correspondingly richly designed, with the inscription field accompanied by volutes and crowned with a magnificent coat of arms cartouche.

Stands at the intersection of the main paths, seen from afar.

The Höltingstuhl marks the court place of the count's wood judge from 1713.