Mount Rainier

Coming up, Southeast of Seattle, tucked away in the forest, is Mount Rainer, a massive, sleeping giant. It is a snow capped stratovolcano, which stands 14,411 feet in the air, its dark sides streaked through with glacial ice and snow. As if its avalanches and the very fact it is a barren volcano wasn't dangerous enough, in the winter, snowstorms are a common occurring, making its yearly scarce prey even worse off to find, most water is frozen. No mortal would step foot here, or dare live here, making it a safe-haven for the immortals.