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At least the chapel was rebuilt.

It's unbelievable what the border closure has destroyed in village life.

It is almost a must to stop at the Müller Hof.

A wonderful view of the Upper Palatinate, Bohemian, and Bavarian Forests can be enjoyed from the glass-enclosed viewing platform. Visitors are at an altitude of 898 meters, the highest point in the Schwandorf district. The tower is 30 meters high.

The residents of Bügellohe fetched their water from this spring daily. The water flows into the Ascha.

The settlement of Rappauf once housed a glassworks, first documented in 1718. This workshop was called the Plesser Hütte (Plesser Glassworks), and it produced mirror and window glass, beads, and buttons. The glassworks was abandoned in 1747. Before World War II, Rappauf had 16 houses. After the war, the village, which was now located within the military exclusion zone, was destroyed. A few remnants of the walls can still be seen.

A cozy inn with a lovely beer garden and playground. It's very busy in the summer, as a major Czech cycling route runs nearby. The staff is friendly and the food is delicious.

The chapel was built in 2016 by Marek Hrusa, owner of the Pension Plöss, to commemorate the former residents and the village's recent history. It stands on the site of the neo-Gothic village church, consecrated in 1906. After the expulsion of the German population, the church was used as a stable before being eventually demolished. The chapel also stands as a symbol of the good relations between the people living on the border between Bavaria and Bohemia.