Rooms

  The shadowy shapes of stumpy and twisted pine trees darken the ground

along the trail, offering no shelter from the night airs.  The trail is

rocky and small shards of obsidian glisten from your light.  Dark shapes of

the dwarf pines line the trail as it heads up the mountain to the south.  

  Rubble from the steep mountainsides covers the trail here.  Large basalt

and rhyolite stones are covered with green-gray lichen.  A few scraggly pine

trees grow along the trail as it weaves up the mountain to the southwest. 

The trail downwards looks steep, but sheltered from the cool winds.  

  The mountain trail grows steep and rocky here and it rises up higher into

the sky.  Large basalt stones covered with green-gray lichen litter the

mountainside here.  A few scraggly plants grow in between the rocks and

rubble.  The trail heads up the mountain steeply here, and back down the

path into the forest to the southeast.  

  The trail up the mountain is thickly forested with pine, oak and birch

trees.  Some large rhododendrons bloom brightly off the trail.  A few shiny

black chips of obsidian mix into the dirt and rocks of the path as it curves

up the mountainside to the northwest.  

  The trail here is steep and rocky as it climbs the mountainside.  Large

basalt and rhyolite stones litter the trail and mountainside allowing few

plants to grow in between.  The trail curves more gently around the mountain

to the northwest, and grows less rocky.  

  The trail up the mountain is thickly forested with pine, oak and birch

trees.  Some large rhododendrons bloom brightly off the trail.  A few shiny

black chips of obsidian mix into the dirt and rocks of the path as it curves

up the mountainside to the northeast.  

  The trail up the mountain is thickly forested with pine, oak and birch

trees.  Some large rhododendrons bloom brightly off the trail.  A few shiny

black chips of obsidian mix into the dirt and rocks of the path as it curves

up the mountainside to the northeast.  The trail grows more rocky and the

mountainside is littered with large basalt stones to the south.  

  The trail here is steep and rocky as it climbs the mountainside.  Large

basalt and rhyolite stones litter the trail and mountainside allowing few

plants to grow in between.  The trail curves more gently around the mountain

to the north, and grows less rocky.  

  The trail up the mountain is thickly forested with pine, oak and birch

trees.  Some large rhododendrons bloom brightly off the trail.  A few shiny

black chips of obsidian mix into the dirt and rocks of the path as it curves

up the mountainside to the east.  There is a faint glow of city lights down

the hill to the south.