The Iron Gorge was a geological scar of sheer volcanic brutality, carved through the heart of the Blackfang massif by millions of years of glacial erosion. The canyon walls rose four hundred feet into the freezing alpine sky—towering slabs of slick, black basalt that blocked out the morning sun, plunging the canyon floor into a perpetual gloom of cold shadow and howling wind. The pass narrowed at its center to…
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