Sturnida Secret Hot Spring

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Sturnida Secret Hot Spring is a location found in Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

Breath of the Wild

The Sturnida Secret Hot Spring is located at the west part of the Hebra Mountains, between Lake Kilsie and the Hebra West Summit. The Hot Spring can be found right near the Sturnida Basin, which leads up to the Biron Snowshelf.

The warm water of the hot spring is deep enough where Link can submerge himself into it. While in the hot spring, Link will regain his health and can remain there until his hearts are fully replenished.

On a higher cliff just south of the hot spring, there is an enemy base with some Black Lizalfos and some Ice-Breath Lizalfos. When all three enemies are defeated a treasure chest will appear within the skull base containing a Flamespear.

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Nearby Korok Seeds

Complete the spiral rock pattern.

Complete the rock pattern.

Follow the flower trail. It starts west-northwest of Sturnida Secret Hot Spring, halfway up the cliff. The trail leads south along the cliff face.

Follow the flower trail. It starts west-northwest of Sturnida Secret Hot Spring, halfway up the cliff. The trail leads south along the cliff face.

Tears of the Kingdom

The Sturnida Secret Hot Spring can be found just up the cliff, northwest of Lake Kilsie. Early in the game, the Blizzard conditions that are hammering down on Rito Village, will also effect the hot spring, causing perpetual snow. However, the water is still very warm and will restore Link's health when partially submerged. When Link is away from the spring, he'll need a level of Cold Resistance in order to survive.

Right next to the Hot Spring, Addison can be found holding up a Hudson Sign. Link can use the nearby Board and some Lumber to hold up the sign. As a reward, Addison will give Link a Red Rupee, some Spicy Seafood Rice Balls, and a Bomb Flower.

Sturnida Springs Cave

Main article: Sturnida Springs Cave

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