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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Lake Floating Platforms

By
Vincent Lau

This page details all the floating platforms found in the Lake region when playing Master Mode.

Locations of the floating platforms in the Lake region.

To simplify things, we’ve split the platforms into two categories. The first are those that are well within the boundaries of the Lake region. Meanwhile the second are those that border another region. Platforms in the second category will also be listed in the other region’s section.

Within Lake Region

Group 1

(1 of 2) Light these boxes on fire to create an updraft.

Light these boxes on fire to create an updraft. (left), The metal chest contains a Knight’s Halberd. (right)

There are two floating platforms located along the north half of the Bridge of Hylia, near Central Hyrule. Both are occupied by Lizalfos with Bomb Arrows. The northern platform has a chest with a Knight’s Halberd. Meanwhile, the Lizalfos on the southern platform is carrying a Mighty Lynel Bow.

To reach the platforms, you can set the nearby wooden boxes on fire using fire-based weapons. Then glide up via the updraft. If you shoot the platforms down, it’s a long way down to the bottom of the lake; this makes it tricky to retrieve the treasure chest and Lynel Bow.

Group 2

(1 of 2) Glide east from Lake Tower to reach these platforms.

Glide east from Lake Tower to reach these platforms. (left), The metal chest contains a Fire Rod. (right)

East from Lake Tower, there’s a trio of floating platforms. Two of them are protected by Lizalfos archers. The north-east platform has a Topaz chest and the southern platform has a Fire Rod chest.

Naturally, you can glide down from Lake Tower to board the platforms. Or you could shoot down the platforms from below. Since there’s solid ground below, it’s quite easy to recover the chests and the Lizalfos will take heavy damage from the fall, if not outright die.

Group 3

(1 of 2) This bridge is just before the Horse God’s fountain.

This bridge is just before the Horse God’s fountain. (left), Inside the chest is a Demon Carver. (right)

South from Highland Stable, there’s a single platform next to the Horse God Bridge. It’s guarded by a Bokoblin archer. The chest here contains a Demon Carver. You can use Magnesis to yoink the chest.

Bordering Lake Region

Group K

(1 of 2) Glide towards the waterfall that leads to Lake Hylia.

Glide towards the waterfall that leads to Lake Hylia. (left), The northernmost platform has a wooden chest with a halberd. (right)

South from Proxim Bridge, there’s a small waterfall that leads into Lake Hylia. Just before the waterfall, there are three platforms. Two of them are patrolled by Bokoblins with Shock Arrows. The northernmost platform has a chest with a Knight’s Halberd. Meanwhile, the southernmost platform has two wooden crates.

The area nearby has plenty of higher ground that you can glide down from.

Group L

(1 of 2) This is another easy chest to grab with Magnesis.

This is another easy chest to grab with Magnesis. (left), Inside, there’s a durable Royal Shield. (right)

Towards the east edge of the Lake region, at the boundary with the Faron region, there’s a lone platform next to Sarjon Bridge. A Bokoblin wielding a Lynel Bow with Bomb Arrows is on the watch here. Next to it is a chest with a Royal Shield. If the Bokoblin hasn’t noticed, you can snatch the chest with Magnesis.

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Guide Information
  • Publisher
    Nintendo
  • Platforms,
    Switch, Wii U
  • Genre
    Action Adventure
  • Guide Release
    6 April 2018
  • Last Updated
    27 June 2023
    Version History
  • Guide Author
    Cassie Sun

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