Apig Mountains

The Apig Mountains are a mountain range in southern Apig Flatland that rise up in sheer cliffs against the ocean. There are three major mountains in it, along with smaller hills and cliffs. The entire range is dotted with hiking trails, caves, and scenic views.

Crystal Mountain
Crystal mountain is the biggest mountain in the range, at a towering 256 blocks! It is dotted with caves, rivers and more secrets. It is the only inhabited mountain in the range, and it is known for its sheer cliffs and waterfalls.

Shoulder Mountain
Shoulder mountain is the middle mountain in the range, and the second tallest. It has the main beginning of the Delta River, and there is a famous lookout at it's peak.

Wall Mountain
Wall mountain is the westernmost mountain in the range. It is known for its sheer cliff on one side, where it gets its name from. It has a small amount of caves and one hiking trail. It is also the third tallest in the range.

Spruce Mountain
Spruce mountain is a small mountain along the ocean that is covered in a spruce forest that stretches across the mountains. It is known for Spruce Lodge and the Spruce Lookout.

The Lodges
There are two lodges in the Apig Mountains: Boathouse Lodge and Spruce Lodge. Boathouse Lodge serves as a boathouse as well as a lodge, and is at the foot of Shoulder Mountain. Spruce Lodge is at the foot of Spruce Mountain, and is fully serving as a lodge.