The Lost Woods in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom spits Link out of the Great Forest of Hyrule when he wanders too far into the ominous purple mist that surrounds him.
There is no point in trying to enter the Great Hyrule Forest the traditional way, as as far as we know, there is no path that will take you safely beyond the Lost Forest. We even tried to paraglide down to the center of the Korok forest, but it didn’t work.
This is an important area to enter if you want the Master Sword in particular, but luckily there is a quick and easy method to avoid the annoying purple mist, so we’ve detailed how to get through the Lost Forest in Zelda: Tears of the. Kingdom below.
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How to get through the Lost Forest in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
Since Link is mysteriously kicked out of the forest when he wanders too far into the purple mist, you must find another way to avoid the mist entirely to reach Korok Forest.
To get through the Lost Woods in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, you must explore the chasm beneath the Lost Woods and head to the Korok Grove beneath the middle of the Korok Forest, then use Ascend to exit the top.
To help you reach this exact location, we recommend placing a marker in the center of Korok Forest near map coordinates 0487, 2131, 0144 (where the Master Sword was located in Breath of the Wild), then jumping across the Abyss from the Minshi Forest. near the Woodlands Stable and Ekochiu Shrine. It’s also right down the street from a Great Fairy location.
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Deploy your glider at the end of the chasm jump so Link doesn’t die prematurely, then begin walking towards the marker you placed in the center of Korok Forest to reach Korok Grove below it, stopping at any Lightroot location on your way. dispel the darkness. Make sure to also use glowing flower seeds to light your path as you walk, or you might run into some dark, nasty areas and lose a lot of health.
Although not required, we also suggest collecting the blue Poes in Minshi Woods Chasm so you can exchange them for useful rewards like the Dark Robe or bombs at the Poe Negotiator Statues.
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When you approach the marker you placed in Korok Grove, you should see two Lightroots in the distance. We recommend going to Eknupup Lightroot on the right side first to more easily reach Rikonasum Lightroot on the left side, which is where Korok Grove is.
Head west from Eknupup Lightroot to reach Korok Grove. | Image Credit: Nintendo
Watch out for Gloom Hands on this path! It can take a lot of resources to take on Gloom Hands, so it’s best to run towards Eknupup Lightroot rather than fight them.
After activating Rikonasum Lightroot in Korok Grove, go to the stairs that lead to a stone platform with a roof above it nearby. Below this stone roof (0426, 2102,-0589), use Ascend and you will emerge in the Korok Forest, and eventually find a path through the Lost Forest in Tears of the Realm.
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As soon as you reach Korok Forest, go and activate the nearby Musanokir Shrine, even if you don’t want to complete it now. Activating it means you can fast travel back to Musanokir Shrine if you want to quickly traverse the Lost Forest again, should you leave the area.
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You may notice that all the Koroks here are eerily quiet if you try to talk to them. This is because the Deku Tree is sick, and to make it feel better and return the Great Hyrule Forest to its original state, you must go down into the abyss inside the Deku Tree and defeat Gloom Hands and Phantom Ganon.
After this, you’ll get a quest that leads you to the Master Sword, so it’s worth doing. Hestu will also appear again in Korok Forest after you help the Deku Tree.
All the best for exploring the rest of Hyrule in Tears of the Kingdom!
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