Eye of Sauron - Nen Hithoel

This is a misty lake on the river Anduin, found just before the Rauros falls. Being once part of Gondor, the banks used to be fortified and held. Now, the stone buildings lie abandoned.

The Fellowship must moor now and decide which way they will approach Mordor.

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Eye of Sauron - Argonath

These two enormous statues, depicting the great kings of old, used to mark the Northern border of Gondor, Aragorn’s ancestral land. Gondor’s power and size has greatly diminished, the monument now marks the approach of the Rauros falls.

Amazed, the company looks upwards, allowing themselves a moment of awe.

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Eye of Sauron - Anduin

 Also known as the Great River, Anduin flows through most of Middle-Earth: from the Misty Mountains into the Great Sea.

While the company rushes downriver, the Uruk-hai Saruman awoke in Isengard are following them closely on the river banks.

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Eye of Sauron - Silverlode Hythe

Located on a strip of land just before the Silverlode river joins Anduin, this small port harbors elegant and light Elvish boats.

From here, the Fellowship embarks on a long journey down the Anduin, ever getting closer to Mordor.

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Eye of Sauron - Forest of Lothlórien

Under the protection and spell of Galadriel, this ancient forest is the home of the Silvan Elves. The Lady of the Light also planted here the Mallron trees which can be found at the heart of many Elven structures.


Led by Haldir and his wardens, the companions traverse the forest. Their feeling of safety is only dimmed by a mysterious voice some of them can hear and the feeling that something is amiss.


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Mines of Moria - Dimrill Dale Gate

Having lost their pursuers, the Fellowship flees through Moria’s biggest and oldest gate, located on the Eastern side of the Misty Mountains.

The crossing of the mountains is finally complete, yet at far too great a price: Gandalf has fallen into the dark rifts of Moria alongside the Balrog he tried to slay. The Fellowship must somehow push forward without the wizard’s help.

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Mines of Moria - Durin's Bridge

This narrow bridge has been purposefully built to force any approaching enemies to walk in single file and thus create a bottleneck, leaving any attackers exposed and vulnerable. 

Led by Aragorn, the companions cross the bridge while Gandalf confronts the Balrog and tries to bar his passage and send him back to the shadows.

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Mines of Moria - 2nd Hall

This hall is located on the level immediately below the Gate, and was the site of the battle that sealed the fate of the mines and marked the beginning of the Goblin occupation. Its awesome size can’t rightly be appreciated anymore as a chasm scars it and the pillars are heavily damaged.

Fleeing the Balrog, the Fellowship races toward the hall’s end. There, they hope to cross the bridge to safety.

Mines of Moria - Stairs Over Rift

The paths through Khazad-dûm are often treacherous and narrow, however, these steps over the Eastern Rift prove to be even more so as large stone sections are missing or are simply crumbling underfoot.