In the very center of this beautiful territory, lies this valley. The ground is blanketed by a thick covering of green grass, as well as many colorful flowers. All except for the center, that is. In the center of the valley is a large hole, surrounded by a small patch of barren dirt and blankened grass. It is said that every time a thunder storm comes, lightning strikes in this spot, deepening the hole each time.
All pack meetings occur here in the valley.

Thunder Hills are nothing but a range of very small mountains, or hills, that circle Thunder Valley. They are blankted by a thick layer of the greenest grasses, but nothing else; no trees. It is said that from these hills the thunder that follows lightning is loudest and most deafening. Animals are advised to stay out of the forest of the hills during thunderstorms.

Among the many rolling hills of the Lightning Pack, there is one that stand taller than the rest. Creating the northern border of the valley, this hill reaches twice as tall as the others, and is flat at the top. It is dubbed the Heavenly Height, because the happenings on the top of the height are definitely divine and heavenly. The preferred god and 'messenger' of the Lightning Pack, Liam, is said to make his appearances here, on the top of the hill. The climb up is difficult, but it is worth the effort, because any Lightning wolf that calls upon Liam here is sure to have an encounter. Alphas and betas are often called here by Liam himself to report problems and occurrences before each meeting of the gods.

The great river has no end to the wolves of the reserve. It is man made and flows out of Lindore, through each packland, and back out through Lindore.
The stretch of the glistening Great River that flows through the Lightning pack is rather deep. It comes just above the withers on an adult female wolf and is booming with life. Many varieties of fish swim throughout the river, as well as romping puppies.