Directly under the chair rock is the Kolping Monument with a bench. You do not have a view. 2 signs at the Sesselfelsen point the way there. Otherwise you might easily miss it.
Adolph Kolping (1813 to 1865) was a Catholic priest and is known as the "journeyman father". Before studying and being ordained a priest, he himself was a shoemaker's journeyman and …
Somewhat hidden behind the chair rock, this memorial stone commemorates Adolph Kolping, who himself was a journeyman shoemaker on the road, then became a priest and expanded the journeyman associations, which endeavored to improve the mental, physical and material misery of the traveling journeymen. For this reason he also founded the Kolping Society. de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolph_Kolping