Forgotten Realms - Has anyone detailed the Dancing Falls area by the Lost Peaks?

[dreaded_beast]

I am starting a new solo campaign with a newbie player starting at 1st level. I decided to pick the area of the Dancing Falls by the Lost Peaks in the High Forest. I've made the area roughly 2 miles long and 1.5 miles wide. It's a very small hamlet-type area, with the Dancing Falls in plain view.

Does anyone know where I can find more detailed information on this area, beyond what is in the FRCS and the Silver Marches book? Has anyone done anything on their own with this area?

 

[Mystery Man]

There was a huge Realmslore page that had a ton of stuff on the High Forest but not anything much regarding the Dancing Falls. The most I can think of is that it feeds the river Dessarin. There is a green dragon female who lives in the lost peaks named Chloracridara. Tribes of Vhaerun worshiping drow. Elistrae worshiping drow maiden preistesses. The Korred.
And this from The North:

Lost Peaks

These two small mountains in the northwestern wood are the source of the River Dessarin, as well as home to Korred and satyrs on the lower slopes and in the woods. Rumors and legends place the Fountains of Memory here, on high plateaus and in small caves near the zenith of one of the Lost Peaks.The Fountains are magical pools that reflect views of Faerûn.s past, whether it is the recent past, long-past history, or a personal past of the viewer. The waters also allegedly form gates that allow instantaneous travel to the places viewed, however it is unclear whether the exact time periods viewed can be reached rather than just the place. Some legends link the Fountains to the powers of Tappan, the dancing god of the korred, but his magical Fountains are said to be in a peaceful glade rather than a mountain plateau or cave. Within the slopes of the easternmost Lost Peak, a longdead dwarven hold lies undisturbed as it has for 12 centuries. Should anyone discover its entrance, they discover a dwarven mining facility still filled with the forms of dwarves. Mysteriously, the entire place is dead as are its inhabitants, but some fell magics hold every dwarf upright and in place performing the action the corpse was doing when it died. Whatever destroyed this place killed everyone unawares and instantly, as most of the skeletal dwarves work at mining or smelting at dusty, long-dead forges or pounding out metal for weapons. It is truly eerie to walk through the halls, finding dwarven skeletalforms still hard at work long after death.​

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So I think this one is all you. Lots of trouble for you players to get into.

 

[Arnwyn]

There is (a bit) of information in The North box, and FR5 Savage Frontier (pretty much the same thing, IIRC).

Oh, wait. Mystery Man mentioned The North already.