The deepest parts in the Holocaust Lowlands. The climate during the summer is blistering hot and during the winters it's freezing. Fall and Spring are the most comfortable of the seasons, obviously. The Depths include a winding, twisting canyon with impressive rock formations caused by many thousands of years of flowing water. This area is both mysterious and dangerous, as it is prone to flash flooding.

An offshoot to the Red Rock Bluffs to the east, Sage Tower rises impressively out of the plains, and it has been carved over the centuries so it is riddled with ridges and holes. The surrounding area is covered with golden sagebrush that whistles when the wind blows.

One of the few permanent sources of water in the Lowlands, and as a result, it has a year round growth of plants and trees. There are a number of large, flat rocks that border the pool, and bright fish dart around in the oddly turquoise water.