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The '''Squabble River''' is a long snaking | The '''Squabble River''' is a long snaking river which is a tributary of the [[Hylia River]]. It begins near the [[Cliffs of Quince]], where it connects with the [[Fir River]]. It flows westward through the [[Necluda]] region, passing [[Fort Hateno]], the [[Dueling Peaks Stable]], the [[Dueling Peaks]] itself, and finally the [[Dueling Peaks Tower]]. It connects with the Hylia River, just north of the [[Proxim Bridge]]. Near the Dueling Peaks Stable, the [[Big Twin Bridge]] and [[Little Twin Bridge]] both pass over parts of the Squabble River. | ||
Many [[Bokoblin Camp|Bokoblin Camps]] are situated on the riverbanks, which can prove dangerous at an early stage of the game. | |||
==Nearby Shrine Quests== | ==Nearby Shrine Quests== | ||
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The Squabble River is a long snaking river which is a tributary of the Hylia River. It begins near the Cliffs of Quince, where it connects with the Fir River. It flows westward through the Necluda region, passing Fort Hateno, the Dueling Peaks Stable, the Dueling Peaks itself, and finally the Dueling Peaks Tower. It connects with the Hylia River, just north of the Proxim Bridge. Near the Dueling Peaks Stable, the Big Twin Bridge and Little Twin Bridge both pass over parts of the Squabble River.
Many Bokoblin Camps are situated on the riverbanks, which can prove dangerous at an early stage of the game.
Nearby Shrine Quests
- The Cursed Statue revealing Kam Urog Shrine
Nearby Korok Seeds
The first flower in this path can be found on the south side of the river, and the path crosses the river to the north. Use the Cryonis Rune to cross so the current doesn't sweep you away.
Climb up to the pinwheel and then shoot the balloons with your bow.
Climb to the top of the flag pole.
This one is very tricky. Stand on the pinwheel stump and look behind you at the large tree. Look up and you will see two targets being tossed in the air. Aim and shoot them carefully with arrows. The best way to hit them is to aim at the top of their movement and shoot right as the target passes through the aiming indicator.
Roll the boulder into the hole. It can be found at the top of the hill to the west.
Pick up the rock.
On the east side of the hill next to a small statue is a bombable wall. Inside, lift the rock.