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[[File:Hebra peak hole.JPG|thumb|300px|<center>The Hole, seen from a distance</center>]]
[[File:Hebra peak hole.JPG|thumb|300px|<center>The Hole, seen from a distance</center>]]


The Peak's most noticeable feature is a giant hole located on its southwest side. Presumably oduced by a [[Divine Beast]] during the fight against Calamity Ganon 10,000 years before{{Ref|''The damaged portion of Hebra Peak from the battle against Calamity Ganon ten thousand years ago. Limiting the changes in the landscape and the presence of people gives the area a sens of isolation and solitude.'' - From ''Creating A Champion'' - Developers' Notes on Hebra Peak; Landscape Art: Yohei Izumi}}, the hole is roughly cylindrical and runs diagonally from the northwest to the southeast, having been blown open by the Divine Beast's beam shot from Hebra to [[Hyrule Field (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Field]] in [[Central Hyrule]] (or viceversa).
The Peak's most noticeable feature is a giant hole located on its southwest side. Presumably oduced by a [[Divine Beast]] during the fight against Calamity Ganon 10,000 years before{{Ref|''The damaged portion of Hebra Peak from the battle against Calamity Ganon ten thousand years ago. Limiting the changes in the landscape and the presence of people gives the area a sense of isolation and solitude.'' - From ''Creating A Champion'' - Developers' Notes on Hebra Peak; Landscape Art: Yohei Izumi}}, the hole is roughly cylindrical and runs diagonally from the northwest to the southeast, having been blown open by the Divine Beast's beam shot from Hebra to [[Hyrule Field (Breath of the Wild)|Hyrule Field]] in [[Central Hyrule]] (or viceversa).


The curved wall on that face of the mountain is crystalline in nature, partially translucent, impervious to fire and unclimbable. It's assumed that the heat and/or friction of the beam produced said material. Due to the weather conditions in Hebra, the rest of the wall is buried under the snow.
The curved wall on that face of the mountain is crystalline in nature, partially translucent, impervious to fire and unclimbable. It's assumed that the heat and/or friction of the beam produced said material. Due to the weather conditions in Hebra, the rest of the wall is buried under the snow.
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