Cloudberry brambles produce an edible berry. Nutritionally, they provide eight carbohydrates, two protein, and one fat, as well as a moderate water content (sixty).

Cloudberry bramble shrubs first begin growing in June, maturing in ninety-five days with berries withering in November. Cloudberries can be found in spruce, pine, and open mires and may appear on suitable maps twenty percent of the time. They can occur in as many as five groups of one plant, with a maximum of seventy plants per local map.