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Contents

  • How to Play
    • Save Data Management
    • Understanding the Game Screens
    • Subscreens
    • Overworld Maps
    • Playing the Hero
    • Environment
  • Gear and Items
    • Consumable Items
    • Collectible Items
    • Dungeon Collectibles
    • One-of-a-Kind Items
    • Equipment and Gear
    • Quest Items
    • Weapons and Their Upgrades
    • Swords and Upgrades
  • Friends and Fiends
    • Enemies
    • Citizens of Hyrule and Lorule
    • Mini-Game Characters
    • Bosses
  • Walkthrough
    • Link's Awakening
      • Link's House
      • Hyrule Field
      • Blacksmith's Forge
      • Hyrule Castle
      • Sanctuary
      • Graveyard
      • Secret Passage to the Sanctuary
      • Sanctuary
    • Seeking Sahasrahla
      • Rude Awakening
      • Hyrule Castle
      • Kakariko Village
      • Hyrule Field Explorations
    • The Eastern Palace
      • Eastern Palace
    • Great Explorations, Part I
      • Hyrule Field
      • Meet Mother Maiamai
      • Kakariko's Secrets
      • Head for the Desert
    • House of Gales
      • House of Gales
    • Tower of Hera
      • Tower of Hera
    • The Master Sword
      • Hyrule Field
      • Lost Woods
      • Buy Something, Will Ya?
      • Hyrule Field
      • Hyrule Castle
    • Great Explorations, Part II (in progress)
      • Lorule Blacksmith
      • Lorule Field
      • What A Dump!
      • Lorule Field
      • The Skull Woods
      • Lorule Lake Region (Lorule)
      • Graveyard Region (Lorule)
      • Dark Ruins Region (Lorule)
      • Death Mountain (Lorule)
    • The Thieves' Hideout
      • The Thieves' Hideout
      • Thieves' Town
      • Sand Rod Action
    • The Desert Palace
      • Desert Palace
      • Titan's Mitt Tour
    • The Skull Woods
      • Skull Woods
    • The Dark Palace
      • Dark Palace
    • The Swamp Palace
      • Swamp Palace
    • Turtle Rock
      • Turtle Rock
    • The Ice Ruins
      • Ice Ruins
    • The Final Battle
      • Lorule Castle
  • Tour of Hyrule
    • Introduction
    • Lost Woods Region
    • Death Mountain Region
    • Sanctuary & Zoras Domain Region
    • Kakariko Village Region
    • Hyrule Castle Region
    • Eastern Ruins Region
    • Desert Region
    • Southern Ruins Region
    • Lake Hylia Region
  • Tour of Lorule
    • Introduction
    • Skull Woods Region
    • Death Mountain Region (Lorule)
    • Graveyard Region
    • Thieves Town & Lorule Castle Region
    • Dark Ruins Region
    • Misery Mire Region
    • Lorule Lake Region
  • Legendary Checklist
    • Items and Gear
    • Hyrule Chests
    • Lorule Chests
    • Pieces of Heart
    • Lost Maiamais

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Guide › Tour of Hyrule

Lost Woods Region

The Lost Woods region lies in Hyrule’s northwest corner. It includes the Lost Woods itself, along with the few inhabitants of Hyrule brave enough to live so close to the mysterious forest—this includes the Fortune-Teller, who lives in the tent to the south, and Rosso, the ore miner, who lives in a cabin up north. The Lost Woods itself lies to the west, and features three paths leading into its entry area. Link can explore much of the Lost Woods’ entry area early in the adventure, but he can only venture deeper into the Lost Woods after obtaining all three Pendants of Virtue.

SPECIAL ITEMS (Lost Woods Region)

ItemNotes
Bell Given to Link by Irene shortly after you clear the Eastern Palace. Use it to summon Irene and fly to any active weather vane (save point).
Hint Glasses Given to Link by the Fortune-Teller during their first meeting. Wear them to speak with Hint Ghosts that reveal secrets in exchange for Play Coins.
Master Sword A legendary blade that’s kept deep within the Lost Woods. Link can only obtain it after he finds all three Pendants of Virtue.
Power Glove Given by Rosso, the ore miner, when you speak to him after clearing the Eastern Palace.

Chests (Lost Woods Region)

Chest (Contents)Notes
Hyrule Chest #9 (Purple Rupee) Given to Link by Rosso after you pick up and throw all of the small rocks around his house.
Hyrule Chest #13 (Red Rupee) Inside a cave that’s blocked by a peg behind Rosso’s house (the hammer is required).
Hyrule Chest #28 (Red Rupee) In the Lost Woods’ entry area, beyond a large rock that requires the Titan’s Mitt to lift.

Pieces of Heart (Lost Woods Region)

Piece of HeartNotes
Piece of Heart #5 Beyond a thin gap between the walls just south of a log (merge through the thin gap to reach it).

Lost Maiamais (Lost Woods Region)

MaiamaiNotes
Lost Maiamai #9 Stuck to the cliff just south of Rosso’s place (the ore miner).
Lost Maiamai #10 Under a small rock in the Lost Woods’ entry area.
Lost Maiamai #11 In a bush in the Lost Woods’ entry area.
Lost Maiamai #12 Visible in a tree in the Lost Woods’ entry area (dash with the Pegasus Boots to knock it down).
Lost Maiamai #13 Under a small rock in the passage north of Kakariko Village that leads into the Lost Woods. (The hammer is required to pound down pegs and reach it.)
Lost Maiamai #16 Stuck to the side of the Fortune-Teller’s tent.
Lost Maiamai #89 Stuck to the side of the cliff above the entrance to Death Mountain. To reach it, you must lift the large rock within Death Mountain’s entry passage with the Titan’s Mitt.

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