You can still skirt the edge of the ridgeline to stay out of the heat as you make your way to Eldin Tower, but another Guardian is in your way.Īs you reach the end of the canyon you’ll come upon the Gerudo Canyon Stable, with the Kay Noh Shrine just above it. If you get close to the lava flows, the temperature will flare to extreme heat, and any wooden weapons and armor will burst into flame - as will you! Even heat reducing elixirs won’t help, only flameproof ones. At the second trail maker, the road will end for horses - making the next leg of the journey on foot.Ĭlimbing up the ridge, you need to be extremely careful. Past the Guardian lies a cave lined with more Fire Keese, and the sloping path will double around back towards Eldin Tower. If not, you can always go for some rock climbing to move around it. If you’re on horseback, you can try riding past and snipe it in the eye to stun it as you move on and hopefully outrun it. Up ahead lurks an active Guardian, which may be too hot to handle at this point. However, the road up ahead is lined with fire chuchu and fire keese - and worse. High above rests the Eldin Tower which you should be making your way to. Continuing on, you’ll pass the first trail marker for Death Mountain as you pass a series of lakes in the Maw of Death Mountain.

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