Thick pine and cider tree fill this forest with a beautiful scent that some horses love. The forest is always green and dead pine needles litter the ground. There is a asphalt road that goes through the forest and grass grows in cracks of the road. Old houses can be found throughout the forest, some are falling apart, while others seem to be in fairly good shape.

This river can be dangerous or harmless, depending on the season. The water is ice cold from the melting snow and during the end beginning of spring, it is a raging river of rapids. But during the rest of the seasons, it is very calm and inviting in some parts. But still be careful, the freezing water can cause hypothermia.

There is a opening to a cavern at the bottom of Pyry mountains and inside is warmth that most horses are amazed by. It is given off by a natural spring, which allows soft moss to lay upon the rocks. Perfect for mares and foaling.