The chapel, which accommodates around 20 people on 6 pews, was built in 1790 and completely rebuilt in 1991 by all the residents. It is also called Chapel Oberweidach.

On the altar, separated by an iron grate, there is a Sacred Heart statue and a crucifixion group. On the left side, there is a statue of Mary and a statue of the Child Jesus of the Sacred Heart, and on the right, the Holy Mary with a statue of the Child Jesus.

Kneeling in front of the altar on the right is a figure of Saint Notburga, and on the left is a statue of Our Lady of Lourdes. Baroque Stations of the Cross are mounted on the side walls.

Especially Saint Notburga was greatly venerated in her home Tyrol: As a servant or maid, she was closer to the common people than many saints of noble lineage. As the patron saint of farmers, Saint Notburga was often invoked in times of need.