St. Wendelin's Chapel

The St. Wendelinskapelle was inaugurated in the year 2000. It offers hikers a place for prayer and rest. On October 20, the feast day of St. Wendelin and, depending on the weather, a Holy Mass is celebrated in his honor at the chapel.

The chapel is a central waypoint. The benches that stand there are good for a break

Saint Wendelin,
Iro-Scottish prince, lived as a hermit and shepherd, in the 6th century in the area of today's Saarland (St, Wendel) died as an abbot in Toley.
The chapel was built in his honor in the Holy Year 2000 through donations and voluntary work and was inaugurated on July 1st, 2000.
This prize is called "Kapelle". It is believed that there was a chapel here in earlier times. INFO: there is a plaque on the chapel.