Elden Ring: How To Get To Volcano Manor

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Elden Ring features a massive open world to explore, with tons of NPCs to speak to, bosses to conquer, and secret areas to uncover. There are many special places that are relevant to questlines or hidden within obscure locations that players will need to unlock in order to obtain some of the best items and weapons within the game. A great example is Volcano Manor, a firey location of immense heat that features some deadly enemies and unique NPCs.

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Unfortunately, getting to Volcano Manor is a bit strange, with a variety of branching paths that all lead to the manor's doors. What path players take, and what they must do once they reach the location, is entirely up to them. To better help those that are ready to take on Elden Ring's Volcano Manor, and its quest lines, the following guide features information on all three paths leading to the area.

It's entirely possible to walk to Volcano Manor, but it's quite a long trek from Elden Ring's starting zone. To reach the area, players must first step foot into Mt. Gelmir, a zone that's far north, past Liurnia of the Lakes and Atlas Plateau. These areas are riddled with powerful enemies that are capable of striking down low-level players in one-hit, so it's not advised that Tarnished head to Volcano Manor until they're appropriately leveled (a good baseline recommendation is Level 50).

Those that are ready to make the trek to Volcano Manor can start at the base of Mt. Gelmir, by running from the Erdtree Gazing Hill in Atlas Plateau. Looking from the Site of Grace, players will spot a small statue way off in the distance, up a hillside. If they ride up to that statue, hook a left, and ride through the Wyndham Ruins