Path to the Peak

This article is about the location. For other uses, see Path to the Peak (disambiguation).

Path to the Peak 頂への雪道 Snowy Path to the Peak "Wild Missingno. appeared!"
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Location:	Crown Tundra
Region:	Galar
Generations:	VIII
Location of Path to the Peak in Galar.
Pokémon world locations

The Path to the Peak (Japanese: 頂への雪道 Snowy Path to the Peak) is a location in the Galar region. It connects to the Tunnel to the Top to the south and the Crown Shrine to the north.

Geography

The Path to the Peak is a straightforward path connecting the Tunnel to the Top and the Crown Shrine. It mainly consists of a small birch forest filled with mainly Frosmoth. A small opening allows the player to see Snowslide Slope.

Items

Item		Location	Games
	Ice Stone		Sw  Sh

Hidden items

Every item in the following list can also regenerate as a Wishing Piece (at a 1% chance).

Item		Location	Games
	Exp. Candy S	Reappears daily (25%/35%/20%/19%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy L
	Never-Melt Ice
	Exp. Candy S	Reappears daily (25%/35%/20%/19%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy L
	Ice Stone
	Exp. Candy S	Reappears daily (25%/35%/20%/19%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy L
	Never-Melt Ice
	Exp. Candy S	Reappears daily (25%/35%/20%/19%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy L
	Ice Stone
	Exp. Candy S	Reappears daily (25%/35%/20%/19%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy L
	Never-Melt Ice
	Exp. Candy S	Reappears daily (25%/35%/20%/19%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy L
	Never-Melt Ice
	Exp. Candy S	Reappears daily (25%/35%/20%/19%)	Sw  Sh
	Exp. Candy M
	Exp. Candy L
	Never-Melt Ice

Pokémon

Visible encounters

Pokémon	Games		Location	Levels	Rate
Swablu	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65		10%
Absol	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65						10%
Audino	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	1%	1%			1%	1%	1%		1%
Druddigon	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	10%						10%
Snom	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	19%	19%			19%	19%	19%		19%
Frosmoth	Sw	Sh	Grass	60-65	70%	70%	100%	100%	80%	70%	70%	100%	80%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Wanderers

These wanderers respawn daily.

Pokémon	Games		Location	Levels	Rate
?
Frosmoth	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65	One
?
Frosmoth	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65	One
?
Altaria	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65		One
Absol	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	67						One		One
Salamence	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	68							One
Garchomp	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	68							One
Druddigon	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65	One
Frosmoth	Sw	Sh	Wanderer	65			One	One	One				One
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Pokémon Dens

Main article: Path to the Peak/Dens

In the TCG

This listing is of cards mentioning and/or featuring the Path to the Peak in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Related cards Cards listed with a blue background are only legal to use in the current Expanded format. Cards listed with a green background are legal to use in both the current Standard and Expanded formats.
Card	Type	English Expansion	Rarity	#	Japanese Expansion	Rarity	#
Path to the Peak	St	Chilling Reign		148/198	Silver Lance		069/070

In the manga

Path to the Peak in Pokémon Adventures

Pokémon Adventures

Sword & Shield arc

The Path to the Peak appeared in PASS39. It was first seen when Bede tried to secretly follow Spectrier, but his Rotom Phone ringing alerted it to his presence, and it quickly knocked out his Rapidash, though he managed to collect some of its Black Mane Hair in the process. Later, Henry, Bede, and Peonia traveled through the area to find Spectrier at the Crown Shrine.

Trivia

• The Japanese name of Path to the Peak contains a pun on 頂, which can commonly mean either the summit of a mountain or the top (crown) of one's head.

In other languages

Language Title Chinese Cantonese 通頂雪道 Tūngdéng Syutdouh Mandarin 通頂雪道 / 通顶雪道 Tōngdǐng Xuědào French Sentier Blanche-Cime German Schneegipfelpfad Indonesian Jalan Bersalju Menuju Puncak Italian Sentiero Biancacima Korean 정상으로 가는 눈길 Cheongsangeuro Ganeun Nungil Brazilian Portuguese Trilha para o Cume Spanish Senda Blancacima

Galar
Settlements Postwick • Wedgehurst • Motostoke • Turffield • Hulbury • Hammerlocke Stow-on-Side • Ballonlea • Circhester • Spikemuth • Wyndon Routes 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • 8 • 9 • 10 Landmarks Slumbering Weald • Galar Mine • Galar Mine No. 2 • Motostoke Outskirts Glimwood Tangle • Route 9 Tunnel • Rose Tower/Battle Tower • Energy Plant • Tower Summit Wild Area Meetup Spot • Rolling Fields • Dappled Grove • Watchtower Ruins • East Lake Axewell • West Lake Axewell Axew's Eye • South Lake Miloch • Giant's Seat • North Lake Miloch • Motostoke Riverbank • Bridge Field Stony Wilderness • Dusty Bowl • Giant's Mirror • Hammerlocke Hills • Giant's Cap • Lake of Outrage Isle of Armor Fields of Honor • Master Dojo • Soothing Wetlands • Forest of Focus • Challenge Beach • Tower of Waters • Brawlers' Cave Challenge Road • Tower of Darkness • Courageous Cavern • Loop Lagoon • Training Lowlands • Warm-Up Tunnel Potbottom Desert • Workout Sea • Stepping-Stone Sea • Insular Sea • Honeycalm Sea • Honeycalm Island Crown Tundra Slippery Slope • Max Lair • Freezington • Frostpoint Field • Giant's Bed • Rock Peak Ruins • Iron Ruins • Old Cemetery Snowslide Slope • Iceberg Ruins • Tunnel to the Top • Path to the Peak • Crown Shrine • Giant's Foot • Roaring-Sea Caves Frigid Sea • Three-Point Pass • Split-Decision Ruins • Ballimere Lake • Lakeside Cave • Dyna Tree Hill

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