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There is a fjord coming from the coast, which cuts into the mountains and snakes southward. As this fjord makes it's exit from the mountains, it decends into streams of waterfalls, plummeting into what becomes the crisp, clear waters of the Sterling River. When coming to Northfall from the south-east you will be met with its roaring of water.


This jut out perch offers one of the best (if not the best) view of the fjord as it cuts through the territory from the sea. Often a place where the great King Ragnar would sit.


The King's Den. Once the densite of King Ragnar. A large cavern with a wide opening, high in the mountains. Fitted with all manners of trinkets and “battle prizes” including pelts, antlers, bear claws, walrus and boar tusks and skulls. After his death, it was made into a place to honor him as he takes to godlihood as Ragnar of Ragnorok. Blood letting and animal sacrifices have also been preformed here for both Ragnar and other gods combined.


Far up within one of the highest peaks of the Northfall mountains, one may happen upon a narrow trail where the ice and snow breaks way from the warmth around. Streams lead unto hot springs broken off into several pools of milky green & blue. The pools are situated near the edge of a cliffside where spectacular views of the land can be seen. Has been referred as 'The Healing Mountain'.


Another large cavern, this one being hidden within the most central parts of Northfall and accessed in the lower elevations. It's entrance is mundane, appearing to be as any other little hollow on the side of the mountain-face, yet opens up to a little hidden forestry, fitted with “sky lights” and a stream which snakes through. It is warmer in here with a misty air. A good place to escape the harsh elements on the more bitter days.


An ice cavern, where the sun above gives quite a spectacular glow as it shines through the ice roofing. 


The Ice River, a glacier in the higher elevations and northern most part of Northfall. It never thaws, even in summer. While you'll never have to worry about falling through, sliced paws is common occurance.


A rare offering of vibrant color, standing out from the gray, white and green of rock, snow and pines. Arctic lupine clutter this hillside in the summer months.