Spring Manor Hill

Also known as hill of the Great Rite

mountain

Hill with bonfire hollow where faeries gather for Fire Night, with a path toward the ritual cave and distant drumming.

Type: mountain
First appears: Book 1 · Ch. 20
Books: 1

Spring Manor Hill begins as a sacred faerie gathering place for the annual Fire Night ritual in A Court of Thorns and Roses, serving as both a site of communal celebration and a threshold to the ritual cave where Tamlin and Feyre's relationship deepens. Across the series, this location transforms from a symbol of Spring Court's traditions into a haunting reminder of the court's decline after Amarantha's curse and the subsequent political upheavals. The hill's significance evolves from a place of romantic awakening to a marker of lost innocence and the changing power dynamics within Prythian.

History

BOOK 1A Court of Thorns and Roses
Hill with bonfire hollow where faeries gather for Fire Night, with a path toward the ritual cave and distant drumming.