Breathtaking views of the horizon can be seen from this spot, large willow trees creating a whispering on a seemingly eternal breeze.

This lake isn't actually a lake; it is fed by one small rivulet and feeds out at the other end via another one, but the water is so calm and deep it is thought of as a lake, with large fish to eat it is a favorite spot of both pack and loner wolves alike.

This forest is home to lush vegetation, with many varieties of wildflowers and trees to be seen, as well as some smaller prey for a hungry wolf, and the canopy is so thick that everything is tinged with a green light.

Between the thick trees lies a clearing draped with leaves from the low trees that grow here, and at night the space comes alive with fireflies, providing light to the lost or simply those who are visiting.

During the winter the water here completely freezes over here with sheet ice, and can be quite dangerous to the unwary, but mostly it is a pleasant place to back in the sun and quench one's thirst.

Steep cliffs jut out onto what was once an ocean, but is now just scrub land, inhospitable and incredibly dry, a monsoon takes place in spring each year, but the cliffs themselves can be treacherous and yet the views can be, on clear days, mesmerizing.

The scratchy grass here is uncomfortable but larger prey such as deer likes to enjoy the sun, making it a good place to hunt during the summer, and a few trees can offer calming shade to weary travelers.

There is a path that leads up the side of the mountain, taking a while to get to the top to be able to see the whole Loner territory, the western coast, and is thought by believers to be the best place to meditate to the gods.

The unwelcoming shrubbery surrounding this clearing makes it the perfect meeting place for wolves who don't wish to be disturbed, or those who want to taste the strangely bittersweet berries growing on the trees, as long as they have hides thick enough to avoid the thorns.