The Tribe’s home is within a large cave, many pawsteps wide and deep, and it is full of corners and formations they have taken advantage of for shelter. The path leading up to the cave is narrow, barely able to allow two cats to walk side-by-side, opening up right into the cave; the path makes it difficult for any creature to approach unseen. A spring-fed pool lies not far from the entrance, a close and reliable source of water.

A precarious trail just wide enough for two cats to walk side by side, this walkway has been created through the seasons by hooves and paws alike. With a rocky incline on one side and a steep drop on the other, it winds around the edge of a mountain toward the promise of safer slopes. Though a fall down the fairly short drop would likely not be fatal, a collision with any of the rocks along the way could result in serious injury. Cold weather, rain, and high winds make this trail particularly treacherous, and even on fair days, it is advised that only the most experienced cats make the trip. The cliff path leads to a rocky landing that has excellent hunting areas and a good source of mountain prey.

A long slope that descends into the valley. Covered in both loose scree and half-buried rock, it is easier to climb than it looks, with plenty of places for claws to latch onto. Mice and other small vermin live within the crevices or tiny burrows in the mountainside. A popular place for hunting small prey and their larger, airborne predators. A few clumps of hardy plants can be found here to feed the occasional hare. Watch out for rock slides.

Through a narrow tunnel in the mountains, Tribe cats have access to an abundant meadow rich in prey and herbs. The passage through is unstable, and cats must go single-file to reach the other side. For safety reasons, a guard is posted at the entrance to ensure the passage isn't used by mountain-dwelling predators.

A tiny, crystal-clear stream that bubbles down from the highest mountain peaks and winds aimlessly throughout the Tribe of Forgotten Waters territory. It is far too shallow for fish, but can make a relaxing place to cool down or get a drink in the height of the warm season.

A steep wall dotted with ledges leading up the Misty Ledge. The distances between them vary between easy and difficult and the Tribe uses them to hone their to-bes' jumping capabilities.

The highest point surrounding the valley, a massive ledge that hangs over the valley of the Clans. It is wide and sturdy enough for daring cats to stand atop and look out over the valley. It has a constant mist that surrounds it due to high altitude and low clouds. On clear days the ledge can easily be seen in the distance from any Clan, however nastier weather keeps it hidden.