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The infamous place of Thowra's birth, the Ramsheads are high, rocky, and full of nooks and crannies in which to lose any would-be pursuer. Although not great for grazing, this place is perfect for the adventurous sort

The Brindle is a rocky and treacherous place for the unwary, but the tors are dotted with small meadows of grass, suitable for one or two small herds.

Fed by Dead Horse Creek and other streams from the Ramsheads, the Crackenback heads East through the deeper country. Its valley is the main travel route to reach the Bogong. It is one of the largest and fiercest rivers, and can be almost uncrossable during the fresh snowmelt..

These wide open rolling meadows are a haven for many herds, situated on a high plateau to the East of the Brindle Bull. The grazing is good, if you don't mind sharing the view!

Nested to the East of Paddy Rush's Bogong is a small luscious valley that can only be entered from a treacherous path down the valley's rocky side.
Current Secret Holders: Dooloomai, Iuk

This wide valley is fed with so many streams and tributaries that is becomes a swamp in spring and early summer. Brumbies and men alike must be careful when the ground is wet, as the ground can be deadly

Perhaps the most dreaded place in the High Country. There are little to no signs of brumbies living in this area, but don't let that fool you; it is the home of the infamous Nightrunners. This river's valley is steep-sided with a swampy perpetually misty basin. The river carving out the bottom of the valley is bordered with a dense forest of old gnarled mountain ash and tea tree. Only the brave or foolish venture here.

This is one of the best grazing grounds in the High Country. The problem is, the men know that too, and during the warm months their cattle can be found strewn across the whole valley. Brumbies beware!

This hut is a hub for wranglers and cattle drivers during the warm seasons, and every brumby with a pinch of sense stays far away! The hut itself is in good repair, and can house up to ten men comfortably if they don't mind sharing rooms!

The creek is frequented by man and their cattle, and runs quite close to their hut. Only the most daring brumbies stray this close in the warm seasons.

Despite the name, this ridge is a relatively safe place to graze, with views out over the man's valley - Dead Horse Gap - but just remember, if you can see them, they might see you!

Once home to the legendary Yarraman, this valley is the most prestigious home for any brumby herd with a stallion that can hold it! Usually the King himself grazes here.

Usually a docile river in summer and autumn, and downright sluggish in winter, the Cascade Creek gets its name for the raging torrent it becomes in spring. Winding through the South West of the High Country, it passes by the end of Yarraman's Valley, and continues southward. Fed by many tributaries, this river is what gives this part of the High Country it's name, "The Cascades". On its bank further South stands the charred remains of a man's hut, burnt down in the bushfire and not yet rebuilt.

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