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The Kempter Forest (also Kempten Forest) is a large forest area east of Kempten (Allgäu) in the districts of Ober- and Ostallgäu. The Kempter Forest reaches heights of up to approx. 960 m above sea level south of Hauptmannsgreut and near Bodelsberg. The Kempter Forest is part of the pre-alpine Allgäu moor and hill landscape, which was shaped during the last ice age. One of the largest boulder collections in the entire Northern Alps dates from this period, with over 4000 boulders, the largest of which (Dengelstein, Beichelstein, Baltenstein, the Stein) reaching impressive sizes of over 3000 m³ and 20 m in diameter. The forest is the source of several streams and small rivers (e.g. the Kirnach and the Durach), whose waters then flow into the Iller or the Wertach. The Swabian-Allgäu hiking trail leading from Augsburg to Lake Constance (also a section of the Munich Way of St. James) crosses the Kempter Forest. It leads past the forest chapel, built in 1938, which stands in the middle of the forest. Excerpt from: WIKIPEDIA, accessed April 15, 2020

Nice place with a view of the Ammer Mountains

An oasis of peace and quiet in the middle of the forest!

Great view and beautiful ruin

The Waldkapelle Kempten is a stop on the so-called “Munich Jakobsweg”, which leads through Upper Bavaria and the Allgäu to Lake Constance. The forest chapel is located at about 900 meters in altitude on the stage that leads from Marktoberdorf to Kempten - on a large, sunny forest meadow. Several benches in the area invite you to rest.

The Kempten Forest Chapel is a stop on the Munich Way of St. James, more precisely on the stage from Marktoberdorf to Kempten and is located at almost 900 mH in the middle of the Kempten Forest on a sunny forest meadow.

The chapel is beautifully situated in the forest and invites you to take a break.

right of the klohäuschen's on the trail, well hidden