In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, you’ll visit stables throughout Hyrule. They typically have numerous interesting things for you to do, so it’s no good missing one. Here is our guide telling you where to find Wetland Stable in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Tears of the Kingdom – where to find Wetland Stable
Depending on where your wanderlust takes you, Wetland Stable should be one of the first stables you encounter in the game. It serves as an excellent reference point as you begin exploring regions that lie to the east.
From Lookout Landing, head not quite due east to reach Wetland Stable. The road leading to Lookout Landing from the east is your starting point, but it comes to a four-way intersection not long after you leave the settlement’s northern gate. Take the right branch, which starts toward the east. Almost immediately, you need to skirt a large, black platform that has landed across the road.
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As you journey east, the road turns gradually south and comes to a fork. Hold right briefly and then turn left onto a clay trail as you proceed southeast. You should finally reach a three-way intersection. Turn left, and now you’ll follow the road toward the northeast past a grove of trees. There will be a large lake to your left. Continue along that road for some time, until you arrive at Rebonae Bridge, on the western bank of Hylia River.
Cross over Rebonae Bridge and the road soon splits. Take a right and follow the road south over a small hill. It takes you directly to Wetland Stable. You may have already seen the stable from a distance, since stable tents and their smoke rings are difficult to miss. In the woods shortly beyond the stable, make sure to activate Tukarok Shrine. That way, you don’t have to repeat your long walk each time you wish to visit. Below is a map showing the location where you’ll find Wetland Stable.
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There are a variety of places you might journey next after finding Wetland Stable. I suggest reading up on where to find Kakariko Village to the southeast, which is one of the game’s most interesting destinations.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available for purchase from the Nintendo Store.
