Nestled within the hillier areas of Kingsfall, and less than half a day’s journey away from Turtleback Lake, lies a small valley, or canyon of sorts, carved through the stone over many years by one of the many streams of water that feed the lush area. One would be best to enter the small valley from downstream, for stone walls are far too steep and high to climb in or out of in most places, yet trees and plant growth have managed to grow there. A number of caves and small nooks dot the stone, the largest one providing shelter to to the wolves who call this home. At the end of the small valley are two shallow pools of water, one elevated slightly, and beyond the second, awaits the waterfall the territory is named for.