Guild Wars 2

Can someone explain to me how I get there?

The 60-70 area would be Fireheart Rise.

There are four ways to get there.

You can get there through Frostgorge Sound (70-80), via Snowden Drifts. There is a portal in a dredge mine in the northeast, which takes you inside a dredge mine in the southwest corner of Frostgorge. Then, work your way to slightly above east-centre in Frostgorge to reach the portal to Fireheart Rise.

You can go through the north-east (heading north) portal in Wayfarer’s Foothills to get to Frostgorge Sound. You will be in the southeast corner of Frostgorge, and can just travel north along the eastern edge of the map to reach the portal to Fireheart Rise.

You can also get there via Iron Marches (50-60). In the northeastern part of Plains of Ashford, there is a gate to Iron Marches. You will enter in the south-central part of the map. Travel to the northwest to reach the portal to the south-eastern part of Fireheart Rise.

Finally, the long route is to take the Asura gate in the south-eastern part of Divinity’s Reach. That portal will take you to Ebonhawke, in the Fields of Ruin (30-40). Head north to Blazeridge Steppes (40-50), which has the Shatterer dragon fight at Lowland Burns waypoint. Head to the northwest of there to reach Iron Marches (50-60), then head northwest again to reach Fireheart Rise.

The dungeon is in the northeast corner of Fireheart Rise.

@ OP – some of the contents have not been released yet; like with the Blazeridge Mountains. Other areas like Crystal Desert, Blood Legion Homeland, Far Shiverpeaks, etc. are also not available to players yet as of this date. They will be released sometimes in the future starting with (I’m guessing) the Sea of Sorrow (Bottom right side of the world map) in the upcoming November patch.

https://www.guildwars2.com/en/the-game/releases/november-2012/

Again, that’s just me taking an educated guess at it… I’m not sure if they were any actual confirmations. But they (being Anet) did promise to “keep releasing free contents to players”. I’m guessing that will be with the new maps.