Hornwald

Hornwald is a fictional location that appears in the works of author J.R.R. Tolkien. It is a forested region situated in the northern part of Middle-earth. While not extensively detailed, Hornwald is primarily known for its dense woodlands and the natural barriers it provides. It is sometimes associated with the wilder, untamed areas of the world, often lying on the fringes of more civilized regions. Its exact geographical placement within Tolkien's vast mythology is not precisely defined, but it is generally understood to be a significant natural feature in the northern territories. The name itself suggests a connection to horns or perhaps a boundary formed by a natural feature. The presence of such forests in Tolkien's world often implies a certain wildness and potential danger, a place where ancient things might dwell. Hornwald serves as a backdrop for certain events or as a geographical marker in the broader narrative of Middle-earth.