5 Best Scav Raid maps in Escape from Tarkov

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Playing as a Scav in Escape from Tarkov is a great way to chill out in what is otherwise a very intense game. You go in with almost nothing, and dying costs you only what you find in the Raid. However, if you want to get out with a good amount of loot, you will want to pick the right map to loot when Scav-ing. While you should use your Scav time to learn maps you don’t already know, if you’re after some quick cash or to experiment with PvP without the possibility of punishment, these are the best Scav raids in Tarkov.

One of the game’s smaller maps, Customs is nonetheless home to some of its easiest-to-find loot and easiest-to-reach hot zones. The Crack House and Fortress at the center of the map are two of the highest-trafficked locations on Customs, and even if they’ve been picked clean, odds are there’s another dead Scav or even a PMC body you can loot. In our experience, the second floor of Fortress is rarely looted, even 20-25 minutes into a Raid, and there’s the odd chance Crack House has a few goodies. The Warehouses on either side of the map and Dorms in the south are also good spots for juicy leftovers.

Few maps are as jam-packed with loot as Interchange. There are tons of potential paths as well. One of the best is to canvas the parking garage for Weapon Boxes and Duffle Bags, then head into either Oli, Idea, or the Goshan grocery store for Tech, Tools, and Food, respectively. The map is big enough that if you steer clear of the various storefronts where a lot of the reaction happens, you can easily collect a full backpack of loot and have to leave even more behind.

Don’t let Lighthouse’s size deter you. If you head to the Chalet or Resort areas in the east or the Water Treatment