First visited: 11 November 2026, at level 21
Places within: The Rolling Plains, Galak Camp, Winterhoof Water Well, Palemane Rock
From the lore
The tauren wandered for hundreds of years with no land of their own. Then they met Thrall and his orcs when they landed on Kalimdor, and Cairne Bloodhoof saw kindred spirits with honor and power. With Thrall's escort Cairne led his people into Mulgore, and with the orcs' help the Bloodhoof tribe drove back the centaur and claimed the grasslands.
It is a sheltered valley, a great pasture of green grass and few trees, walled in by mountains on every side with a single pass leading out. In the middle, the cliffs of Thunder Bluff rise above the fields and throw long shadows across the plain. On that mesa Cairne built a refuge where tauren of every tribe are welcome, and the scattered tribes have united under his rule.
Tents and hide huts stand beside windmills that drive the grain mills. The centaur still raid the plains, but the mesa strongholds have held against them. Every tauren who comes of age must walk into the wilds of Mulgore and prove themselves in the Great Hunt.
Source: warcraft.wiki.gg, CC BY-SA 4.0, as retold in the Spoken addon.
Places I found here
The Rolling Plains. Wolves, kodo, tallstriders and cougars share the grass of the Rolling Plains, which cover much of southern Mulgore and run from Bloodhoof Village to the border of the Barrens. (source)
Winterhoof Water Well. The Winterhoof Water Well lies at the edge of the Rolling Plains in southern Mulgore. Years after the Third War, the Venture Company seized it and poisoned its waters to choke off the tauren's supply. (source)
Palemane Rock. The gnolls of the Palemane tribe live in Palemane Rock, a cave that runs deep into the mountainside in western Mulgore. They keep a camp outside as well as the dwelling within. (source)