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Perhaps a lucky route for some?

Wild Pokémon¶

Pokémon	Type	Location	Chance (%)
Arcanine	Fire	Tall grass	1 (Let’s Go Pikachu)
Ninetales	Fire	Tall grass	1 (Let’s Go Eevee)
Kadabra	Psychic	Tall grass	1
Raticate	Normal	Tall grass	15
Pidgeotto	Normal/Flying	Tall grass	15
Abra	Psychic	Tall grass	4
Jigglypuff	Normal/Fairy	Tall grass	15
Growlithe	Fire	Tall grass	19 (Let’s Go Pikachu)
Vulpix	Fire	Tall grass	19 (Let’s Go Eevee)
Rattata	Normal	Tall grass	15
Pidgey	Normal/Flying	Tall grass	15
Porygon	Normal	Tall grass	Rare spawn

This super short route is the entrance to the bustling Celadon City. As you leave the Underground Path, head east to start with. Nearby, there’s an Ace Trainer scouting around for a battle and an Elixir to her north-east.

Ace Trainer Yvette¶

Pokémon	Level	Type
Raichu	28	Electric
Dugtrio	29	Ground
Seel	28	Water

Raichu, as you ought to know, is an evolved Pikachu. Ground-types are especially effective. Next, Dugtrio is an evolved Diglett. It’s still a pure Ground-type, so Grass and Water are recommended. Be wary of Sucker Punch, which goes first if you use an attacking move. Finally, Seel has two priority moves in Aqua Jet and Ice Shard. Go with Electric if you can.

Continue north, until you’re aligned with the gatehouse on the right. At this point in time, you cannot use the gatehouse, but very soon you’ll be able to. Towards the north-east, there’s a patch of tall grass. Meanwhile, going north-west will lead you towards Celadon City. Before that, there’s a Coach Trainer you can battle.

Coach Trainer Alpesh¶

Pokémon	Level	Type
Farfetch’d	29	Normal/Flying
Wigglytuff	30	Normal/Fairy

Farfetch’d is an elusive Normal and Flying-type. Like others of its ilk, it’s weak to Rock and Electric. Wigglytuff is an evolved Jigglypuff. It’s stronger, but still weak to Poison and Steel. Both can use Facade, a Normal-type move that deals double damage if the user has a status condition.

Triumph against Alpesh and he’ll reward you with TM12 Facade. We already told you what this move does.