Cardinal Meadows

A vast lush grassy meadow over rolling hills that is dotted here and there with a small mixes of Cottonwood & Cedar tree groves, and a few fruit bearing trees and plants including, mulberry, wild grape, apple, and dogwood. A shallow stream fed by the snow melt off the mountain range winds its way through the meadow. Wildflowers of all color sorts are mixed into the landscape. This is a typically safe haven for foals, and a frequented area for social gatherings. It gets its name by the cardinal bird pairs that call the area home in the small tree groves, fighting each other in the spring over breeding territory, as well as other birds that migrate to the area in the spring.