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Gant's Jaunt is a flat plateau named after Henry Gant, a legendary figure who is said to have tamed the surrounding mountainside. The area is marked by wildflowers and sparse trees, with a haunting beauty that tells the tale of loss, as it was here that Erma Gant mourned her husband after a series of tragic events. On the eastern side of Gant's Jaunt sits the Irvineshire Estate, once a lavish mansion built in the late 1800's by a local business owner. The estate, now a remodeled hotel and accompanying retinue of structures that surround it, serve as a resort of sorts for the wealthy and well-to-do Summer visitors.