Ganon’s horse location in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

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Ganon’s horse location in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

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Ganon’s horse In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom allows you to steal your nemesis’ vehicle.

This is an oversized steed in the same style as the Giant White Stallion – except for the same stats – albeit with a much cooler color scheme.

Our guide will help you with your search Location of Ganon’s horse and claim it as your property.


Here’s how to prepare to catch Ganon’s horse

Our advice on finding and taming horses applies here – just like we did for Zelda’s golden horse or the giant white stallion. Increase your camouflage with sneaky meals and elixirsand increase your stamina with energizing meals And elixirs.

Make sure you bring enough apples to feed it once you catch it to speed up the bonding process.


Location of Ganon’s horse

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom map shows the location of Ganon's giant horse.

Graphics: Jeffrey Parkin | Source Images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon

Ganon’s horse is far southeast near Hateno Village. If you’ve completed the Hateno Village Research Lab side quest (which grants you the Travel Medallion and other pad upgrades), you’ll have unlocked the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab fast travel point – that’s the best place to start. If not, you need to go to the Zanmik Shrine near the village and go uphill.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Link uses the camera to take a picture of Ganon's giant horse.

Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon

Your ultimate destination is the small peninsula between Hateno and Deepback Bays, southeast of Hateno Village. When you arrive, You should see Ganon’s horse hanging around with a herd of wild horses.


How to catch and tame Ganon’s giant horse

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Link sneaks up on Ganon's giant horse.

Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon

Ganon’s giant horse can be captured and tamed like any other horse. Discard your jingling armor, weapons, shields and bows. Better yet, equip the stealth armor set if you have it. Unless, sneaky meals And elixirs are great – meals made with things like silent mushrooms, blue nightshadeor silent princesses and elixirs brewed with ingredients like Fireflies at sunset.

Crouch down and sneak up on him to mount him. At this point, it’s time to puree that L button to calm It. It takes about two full stamina rings. When you’re running low energizing meals And elixirs gonna top you up

Catching the giant horse is just the first step to claiming it. The next step is to get it to a stall, and frustratingly, you’re far from the nearest one.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom map shows the route between Ganon's giant horse and the Dueling Peaks stable.

Graphics: Jeffrey Parkin | Source Images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon

Out of Hateno Beach, head back northwest to meet the road. On the way back to Hateno Village you’ll pass Walnot Mountain Cave where you’ll find the Barbarian Leg Wraps. Follow the road through the village of Hateno and then continue north camphor pond and the cliffs of quince. Shortly thereafter, the passage takes place Fort Hateno – where you can fill this out “Bring Peace to Necluda!” Side Quest with Captain Hoz and the monster control crew. Keep following the road cinder swamp to finally arrive at Dueling Peaks Stable.

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