The trail, which extends nearly 100 m from the base to the cliff with fortification, provides excellent views. This is the key feature of this site and the source of inspiration for its design.
Our plan is to extend this trail, which currently ends abruptly, to create a comprehensive route on the rugged landscape. We are also building several rock gardens along this trail.
The trail starts with at the entrance of the underground landscape museum and ends at the rooftop of a military ruin, which is a platform overlooking the islands to the south.
Can a military facility that has lost its ability to defend people during wars protect visitors and plants against the elements?
Can an artificial trail that was used to conceal troop movements be used to define internal areas accessible to visitors and external areas off-limits to visitors, thereby allowing for the formation of a competitive and collaborative relationship between humans and nature?