Owlfeather Gardens

Owlfeather Gardens is a rugged natural region that is known for its thick pine forests, deep ravines, and nearly unscaleable cliffs. The area is surrounded by sandy desert, and the contrast between the lush forests and the arid landscape makes it an intriguing place to explore.
The pine forests are the defining feature of Owlfeather Gardens. The trees are tall and dense, and their branches form a thick canopy that filters the sunlight, creating an eerie, dappled light on the forest floor. The underbrush is thick, and it can be difficult to navigate through the forest without a guide.
The ravines in Owlfeather Gardens are steep and deep, and they are home to a variety of wildlife. Waterfalls cascade down the sides of the cliffs, and streams meander through the ravines, creating a cool, moist environment that supports a diverse ecosystem. The steep cliffs are almost impossible to climb, which makes the ravines a challenging and exciting place to explore.
The desert outside of the forests is a stark contrast to the lush pine forests. The landscape is barren and dry, with sand dunes stretching as far as the eye can see. The sun beats down relentlessly, and without proper protection, it can be dangerous to venture too far from the shade of the trees.
The most notable inhabitants of Owlfeather Gardens are the large numbers of owlbears that prowl the forests.

Type

Forest, Boreal (Coniferous)

Location under

Tarbella