Large coastal hills flatten out to rolling bluffs along the water’s edge, creating a transitional stretch that has plentiful resources for those who inhabit it, including a creek that runs parallel to the shore. The land atop the bluffs is a patchwork mix of field and forest that thins out closer to the sea. At the weathered cliffs’ edge, several rain-carved paths work their way down the slope to allow access to the beaches below.

On the southern half of the territory is a pebbly beach that is tucked against the cliffs, often feeling like a private paradise hidden from those who dismissed the coast as unreachable. The northern beach is much different, littered with large boulders both on the shore and out in the water, the pebbles are coarser, and the current more dangerous. At the northernmost reaches where the cliffs reach out into the sea and prevent further access is a swath of tidepools full of small crabs and fish. Between the beaches are a set of wave-cut arches in the steepest part of the cliff that allows wolves to easily cross between them at all but the highest stormy tides.

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