Running alongside the northernmost west side of Serpent's Pass, Ghastly Woods is much like a snake itself, with wispy branches that drag through a wolf's fur like fingers, and grasping undergrowth that hides away a wolf's paws. For this reason Ghastly woods is thought of as a blemish in the northern Eden, ruining its otherwise welcoming habitats. Thick tree canopies cast the forest in dark shadows, and even the birds know to keep quite here in fear of what will come to find them. If a wolf travels east in the forest long enough, they will find themselves beginning to ascend the Pass only to find that they leave the trees behind, unable to take root amongst the hard rock.

Hidden in the depths of Ghastly Wood, the Secluded Spring is covered and shrouded by the creeping vines that have made a curtain around its banks. Located in the far northeast of Northern Eden, the Spring is rarely visited by the inhabitants of the forest, despite it being one of the freshest water sources available in the region. It is fed by a fork of the Heartleaf Creek and rainwater, meaning that it is not huge in size. However, there tends to be a healthy population of fish, especially during the summer.

The Thicket encloses Blackberry Fields to the north and east. The Thicket wraps around the field, and it is so dense that as soon as you step into the trees you can disappear, the vegetation hiding you amongst the shadows. The security of the thicket makes it a hotspot for all types of fauna, and as you walk through you can hear the chattering of birds and the rustling of animals in the foliage. True to its name, the trees contain many hidden secrets, from well-placed dens, to hidden groves, to peaceful idyllic spots... the trick is finding them again.

As if relieved to be away from Ghastly Wood's themselves, tall grasses run wild over long fields of open land, dotted with clusters of blackberry bushes that provide fresh, ripe fruit when they are ready to picked. Unsurprisingly this makes the field a popular location for rabbits and deer, who like to feast on the blackberries and enjoy the small shelter the clusters of bushes and tall grasses provide them. In the summer the fields are full of fruit and it is easy to past the days basking in the sun, yet winter can be just as enjoyable with fields of snow to play in, so it is not uncommon to find cubs stalking through the grasses on your travels.

The main body of the creek pours down from Bramble Falls at the base of Mount Dire. The creek immediately splits into three main branches, two of which completely enclose the Sacred Grove, while the third divides the Grove in two. It was this water barrier that protected the Grove during the fire while the surrounding Wildwood burned. The uniquely heart-shaped leaves give the stream its quaint name. These trees continue to grow up along the banks, throughout all of Relic Lore.

The easiest way to reach the Orchard is to head south from Blackberry Fields, as along their southern border the blackberries give way to short, stubby cherry trees dripping with fruit. The trees, being popular roosting spots for birds, are often jostled and cherries cover the floor like grass, enabling easy access to the cherries even for younger pups or smaller wolves who maybe couldn't reach the trees. Even when the trees do not offer the ripe fruit many find it relaxing to stroll through the clear, open paths.