10 Hard-To-Find Locations You Didn't Know Existed In Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom

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has an enormous map with a seemingly countless number of unique locations. Some of these locations hold a place of prominence in Hyrule and are easily accessible — some locations, however, are incredibly difficult to find and access. Whether due to their obscurity or the sheer difficulty in reaching them, has plenty of locations that only the most determined players will ever access.

's map, like the maps of its predecessors in the franchise, features hundreds of Easter eggs, hidden locations, and places that are easily missed. Although many of these secretive spaces are, for the most part, not hard to reach, some are incredibly difficult, tedious, or simply time-consuming to get to. Despite the immense challenge involved in locating some of the harder-to-reach locations, many of these places are well worth the trip.

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There are countless caves in, many of which are tied to side quests, and many more are simply interesting. Perhaps none are as interesting, entertaining, or remote as the Mount Floria Cave. Diving into a waterfall near Riola Spring will lead Link to the entrance of a well-hidden cave. Inside Mount Floria Cave are a number of enemies, but undeniably, the best part of the cave is the ability to construct a motorized vehicle to navigate the many tunnels and battle the many enemies.

Thunder is not normally an alluring meteorological phenomenon. However, the gigantic thunderclouds surrounding Faron may entice several players to attempt to reach the distant Thunderhead Isles. Due to the cataclysmic storm, getting to the Thunderhead Isles can prove to be an enormous pain as they are nearly impossible to navigate without specialized