Darup sunken lane with wood carvings

On a wooded hilltop on the Daruper Berg, near Bundesstraße 67 (Federal Highway 67) to Coesfeld, lies a remarkable pilgrimage chapel. It was built close to a sunken lane that marks the old country road. The small hall, with its chamfered corners, truss roof, and ridge turret, dates from 1753. Inside is a magnificent, life-sized sandstone crucifix on a tree cross, revered as miraculous, created by the sculptor (Wilhelm Heinrich) Kocks in 1718.
It is a wonderful experience to ring the old bell yourself.

the most beautiful ravine in the Münsterland

Beautifully embedded ravine between Darup (valley) and Waldkapelle (mountain). Various wood carvings on trees and tree stumps on the way: faces, masks, grimaces (not scary). Easy to walk, even with a stroller in dry weather.