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If travelling by car from the D218, take care not to miss the exit for the Sandweg trail on the right and take the gravel road to the car park.
The circuit starts on your right when you arrive at the car park from the Nideck road (D218).
(S/E) Follow the yellow ring, heading south-east.
(1) After about 300 metres, in a hairpin bend to the left, look to your right to see the first sculpture: "Éléphant Comb" by Ivan Bon.
Stay on the same path to pass sculptures nos. 2, 3, 4 and 5, which are respectively: "549" by François Weil, "Le dialogue des géants" (The dialogue of giants) by Tomasz Domanski, "Le royaume du laboureur" (The kingdom of the ploughman) by Bénédicte Weber and Sylvain Chartier, and "Existe-t-il ou n'existe-t-il pas ?" (Does it exist or does it not exist?) by Christian Fuchs.
(2) Leave the Sandweg forest road by taking the path on the left. At the next fork, turn right to reach the ruins of Hohenstein Castle and admire the valley from the panoramic viewpoint.
(3) Then retrace your steps and keep right at the fork to continue the walk to the next sculptures.
(4) Take a good look around so you don't miss sculptures 6 and 7, respectively "Le portique des géants" (The Giants' Portico) by Alfi Vivern and "Sans titre" (Untitled) by Kim de Ruysscher.
Further on, turn left and follow the yellow ring markings. About 400 metres further on, you will come across the last work: "The Egyptian Castle of the Giant's Daughter's Doll" by Gerardo Arribas.
The path then takes you directly back to the car park (S/E).
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