Giantsbluff Mountains

The Giantsbluff Mountains are a range located in the north. To its east lies the 1000-Eyes Desert, and to its north lies the Great Ocean North and the Sea of Ice. Like most of the mountains located on the western portions of the Central Continent, this range is rich in coal deposits, though it also has numerous gold, iron, and zinc deposits as well.
As their namesake suggests, this mountain range is home to numerous Giants, primarily Mountain Giants and Hill Giants. Numerous mundane animals make these mountains their home as well, including mountain lions, flying squirrels, bobcats, black bears, mountain toads, newts, and speckled trout, among others. The mountains are home to numerous species of flora, most notably rhododendrons and conifers.
Though the mountains are located far to the north, as a whole, they are not very cold. Mountain peaks are snowcapped, at the higher elevations, but the range as a whole is not snowcapped year-round. During the winter months, the mountains receive ample snowfall- especially the northern peaks- but during the spring, summer, and autumn months, most of green with deciduous vegetation.