The Sharp Mountains are very tall and very forbidding. There is a section in the eastern end that are covered by a thick forest of Aspen trees, but most of the range is quite bare of trees. The mountains are easily crossed only through the High Pass, through which the North South Road runs and which acts as the entrance to the Newport Earldom. In the western section, on a high peak, stands the GF32 High Mountain Ruins an isolated mystery site. A great deal of water from the mountains drains into the Green Creek which. flows to the north toward the Western Gulf. The mountains account for the security and safe development of the Newport Earldom.