The Ring family's "forest chapel" is a place of Marian devotion. In the woods to the northeast of the post road, amidst tall beech trees, stands a neat little church. It owes its name Ringkapelle to the builder. Built in 1966/67, it was dedicated to the "Mother of Perpetual Help" and consecrated by Father Schlegelmilch on May 15, 1967. The peculiarity of this little church is the fact that it was built on the base of a disused pumping station of the water pipeline. This place of peace and quiet invites the passer-by to a contemplative stay. Although privately owned, it is open to the public, and the parish uses it for processions and May devotions.