An 8-arm, star-shaped system of alleys was cut through the "Friedewald", the forest on the northern side of the property. In particular, it was designed for royal fox hunting with hounds. The ruins of the "Hellhaus" ("glade house"), built in 1787 and designed by Johann Daniel Schade, can be found on a raised point at the intersection of the paths. It served the court hunting parties because from here, the so-called "swan keeper" would indicate the direction of flight of the game they hunted. This was done using flags, which he would raise from the top of the building.