Irmgardiskapelle, Chapel in Süchteln, Viersen, Germany

The Irmgardiskapelle is a religious structure located in the Süchtelner Höhen forest near Viersen. The chapel stands amid forest paths and hiking trails that connect multiple sites of spiritual interest in the wooded landscape.

A religious building stood at this location from at least 1498 until it was destroyed in 1589. The present chapel was constructed in 1664 and has survived to the present day.

The chapel serves as a pilgrimage destination honoring Saint Irmgardis, drawing visitors who follow traditions rooted in regional devotion. The religious practices and processions connected to this site remain central to local spiritual life.

The chapel can be reached through forest trails and the Irmgardispfad walking route, which provides access from multiple directions. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes and be prepared for outdoor conditions, as paths pass through wooded terrain.

The Irmgardispfad, a 10.7 km walking and pilgrim route for cyclists and pedestrians, runs from the chapel through Viersen to the Helenenbrunnen opposite the St. Helena parish church in Helenabrunn. The chapel marks its starting or finishing point.