North of Blackberry Fields the once flat ground changes drastically to into a densely wooded highlands. The peaks themselves appear rounded as if eroded by wind and time itself has made them smooth and their heights not nearly as impressive as that of Mountain of Dire. What they lack in sheer height they make up for in number; the crags are tightly packed, in places building off of each other. Adorned in wooded forests of poplar, ash, crab-apple and hawthorn the Timbers appear inviting to those looking for a challenge, and once at the top the vantage point is always worth the climb.