Rolandsgaard Castle is the center of Trails End and the original home of Sigga Rolanddotter, the Valkyrie protecter of North of North. It is made of aurorite, a marblelike stone that glows with the shifting of the Auroborus. The castle contains hundreds of stables and underground sea caves for the castle's water horses.

The Rolands Hold Arena is a magnificent horseshoe-shaped space, also known to locals as "the Hold." It contains enough seating for thousands of fans. Fancy equestrian events are held here annually, as well as plays and concerts.

Canter Hollow is a bustling little town in the shadow of Rolandsgaard Castle. In the central square of Canter Hollow is a marble horse fountain that represents the equine heart of this world. The town is home to the annual Festival of Light.

Teardrop Lake was formed from the tears of the young goddess Sara when her parents died. Its magical waters support the roots of the World Tree and flow over into Teardrop Falls. The lake spreads enchantment all through North of North.

As Teardrop Falls cascaded from Teardrop Lake, a face gradually began to emerge from the cliff. Whether it was carved by someone or revealed by the water is still a mystery, but the face is that of the goddess Sara. This face in the cliff is called Goddess Wall.

The Starguide Lighthouse was made from a single enormous seashell. The light at the top comes from a brilliant star ruby that was found in the Stonelory mine. The ruby glows and gives off a red beam that guides sea horses and sailors toward home.

Stonelory was an ancient sea cave before it was turned into a mine for rare gems and stones. Now Stonelory serves as a passageway from Horseshoe Bay to the underground royal water stables. The horseshoe-shaped archway, Treasurebow, welcomes visitors from the sea.

Mount Whitemantle is the highest mountain peak in North of North. It rises many thousands of feet into the sky. The mountain overlooks Whitemantle Glacier.

The Grand Monuments are two sculptures that honor the goddess Sara. They were carved from two titanic rock formations overlooking the mountain pass and are shaped like the horses Bella and Bello. The monuments remind all visitors to Trails End that these magnificent horses are watching over them.

The Overgaard Skylands are islands held up by magic. They float in the sky over Trails End. Many of this world's astonishing flying horses live far above the world on these airy islands.