This large-scale project has been going on for several years. The goal is to completely harmonize the beauty of the Allgäu landscape and nature protection as much as possible.
The original terraces in the slope areas were leveled for easier mowing in the 19th century, and the original stream had pipes put in it. The terraces, which are characteristic of the Allgäu, were built up again in a similar fashion.
The improvement of the irrigation situation was another challenge. The water, part of which was flowing down the slopes in an uncontrolled manner, is now held in the landscape for longer. Additionally, a former open-flowing stream system will now be reopened. This will enable an ecological improvement of the whole area in the long term. The terrace embankments are developing into biotopes and are connecting the existing biotopes in the large gorges.
The replanting of tree and bush species is also oriented around historical circumstances. Fruit tree species like apple, pear, plum and medlar were planted. And the idea the landscapers had for wild fruit species was mainly black cherry, mountain ash and rowan. A total of over 150 trees make up the original landscape picture along the road and as orchards.