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I can't check the english version of the game to detect an error, but this kind of features exists on several cards.
For exemple : you can't find an access because of the montain, but from the other side, there is a discrete path.

Do you have a specific question about this ?

I guess the question is just making sure this is intended. When I asked the question we didn't realize that the terrain is still "reachable" from either side even without the connecting arrows.

So as I understand it now, we can freely move back and forth between these two cards - until we save. If we save from the far side, we lose the ability to go back? It seems odd. Apart from the "am I right" question, I'm curious about the reasoning (theme-based and mechanic-based) for this.

The theme-based reasoning is :
- You found an discrete path A->B, impossible to see it from the other side (B->A) because of any geographic reason.
- For all the day, you're be able to use this path (walk A<->B).
- After a (good ?) night or rest, if you're in B, you forgot where the path arrive exactly.
- But with effort, sometimes, it's possible to find this difficult access (hidden number).

For the mechanic-based reasoning :
It's a interesting thing to create one-way path. For example, you have to find a very difficult access to the Dungeon. But after killing the boss, you exit the building and you directly find a shortcut to the nice place that you visited before where you can rest and eat.
A good level design need those one-way paths.

Great answer, thank you very much!