Muffintop Mountains climate varies greatly by elevation. However, the majority of the mountains are within the 300-meter elevation zone. At this elevation, the mountain can experience extreme weather. Snowfall is frequent and smells faintly of vanilla. The seasons are Frostfall, Fluffuary, Marshmelt, and Sprinkletember.

Towering muffin-shaped mountains, syrup streams, and crumbling cookie cliffs define the terrain. A popular landmark is the Jelly Center Crater, believed to have been formed by a falling pastry comet.

Lumpaslug – Often mistaken for small frosting-covered boulders, these creatures inch slowly around the hills, slurping mashed potatoes from thermal spouts.

Huffalope – Roaming the slopes, these antelope-like animals sneeze confetti during seasonal stampedes.

Residents ride marshmallow snowboards, host whipped cream sculpture contests, and take part in the annual “Sweet Slide Derby” where participants race down cookie-dough chutes. The local currency is chocolate chips.