This dormant volcano is at the confluence of several unique environmental and magical factors that have turned both its soil and the hot springs that emerge on its slopes an extraordinary rainbow of colors. Reaching such a site is a long climb up a heavily forested mountain for most non-winged creatures, making it a popular nesting site for pegasi. In the spring, the foals emerge, shaky-legged and wobbly, from the caldera itself. While the volcano itself has not erupted in centuries, it occasionally -– for lack of a better word -– leaks. These slow-moving lava floes trickle down the slopes. They rarely flow fast enough to cause substantial destruction, but they can block previously clear paths.