The 5 state Park
Redemption Nationalpark spreads across five unique, naturally diverse states. meet the grass-covered plains, freezing snow glaciers, deserted canyons, lush forests as well as swamps head on.
- Ambarino
Explore the mountains in the vast and rugged landscape of Ambarino. Wander through the snow, see glaciers and powerful geysers. Watch bears that roam the Grizzlies or enjoy the blue waters of Columet Ravine.
Being the highest elevated state, Ambarino is characterized by impressive mountains and steep cliffs. Most of the area is covered in dense snow, frozen bodies of water and glaciers. Ambarino is divided into two constituent regions: Grizzlies East and Grizzlies West.
2. New Hanover
The diverse state of New Hanover is a land of wide plains and forests, perfect for hunters and herbalists. Untapped nature awaits you.
It is the second largest territory at Redemption Nationalpark and, as such, there is a notable amount of wildlife roaming its rural regions. New Hanover is comprised of three regions: northeast is where the densely forested Cumberland Forest is located, right in the center are the prairie plains of The Heartlands, to the east is the hilly and foggy Roanoke Ridge.
3. Lemoyne
Enjoy the lush meadows and southern climate of Lemoyne’s countryside, or take in the lights in the cultural city of Saint Denis. That’s if you make it through the grunting Bayou Nwa.
Lemoyne has three smaller regions: Scarlett Meadows, Bayou Nwa, and Bluewater Marsh. The state is the most populated out of the other four states, despite the fact that is the smallest in size. It is mostly characterized by the massive crawl of industrialization and unique biomes.
4. West Elizabeth
West Elizabeth is not only civilization in all it´s glory, it is also home to fertile Creeks and rivers, steep mountains and Great Plains.
West Elizabeth is composed of three constituent regions: Tall Trees, Great Plains, and Big Valley. The landscape progresses from rolling grasslands in the Great Plains region through snow-capped mountains around the edges of Tall Trees.
5. New Austin
This state is characterized as a largely tough and dry desert, as such, there is an expected presence of wild animals. Explore vast canyons and dive into that Wild West adventure-feeling in New Austin.
New Austin lies between Nuevo ParaÃso to the south and West Elizabeth to the northeast. It comprises four regions: Cholla Springs, Gaptooth Ridge, Hennigan´s stead, and RÃo Bravo.
