#TIMBERWOLF MOUNTAIN MAP LONG DARK FULL#

Herbal tea grants the Improved Rest affliction, which improves your condition while you sleep. Make a fire and boil enough water to drink both before and after you sleep. Go look at the rope if you want (you made it this far, might as well look ), then go inside the cave where you will sleep and make final preparations. There is a small cave on your left, and a clearing with the summit rope on your right. Carefully follow this trail, and you will see light a long distance ahead. About halfway through, the path will double back on your right and go up a slope, which may be hard to see in the flickering light.

Keep the rock wall on your right as you go through. It took me two flares to make it through. You will need several flares or a torch (or a lantern, if the weight isn't an issue for you) to travel through the cave. You've reached the last part of the journey to the summit rope, and you're going to rest on the other side. If you do get turned around, don't worry, just find your way through. Use the sun and the time of day to make sure that you keep moving south to the rope.ДЄt the top, the cave there is absolutely dark, but warm and sheltered. As you head west and wrap around south toward the Secluded Shelf, you may accidentally cut through back toward the Deer Crossing (even if it doesn't look like it on the map). If you look at the map, the path to the Secluded Shelf it can be a little misleading. Hike toward the Secluded Shelf, since it is much shorter than the western route, and since both paths require a climb. Head north and climb the rope, then head west. I suggest looking in here for possible supplies in any case. North of the bridge is a cave along the eastern edge where you can stop. Travel east from the Mountaineer's Hut across the Fallen Tree Bridge. You will likely be able to make it from this hut to the base of the summit in one day, although there are places to stop along the way if you need to (bring extra supplies just in case). Stay overnight at the Mountaineer's Hut and get Well Rested. I suggest beginning in the Pleasant Valley region, going through the transition into the Timberwolf Mountain region and hiking in through Crystal Lake. Save it until you reach the bottom of the summit. Coffee is essential since it grants the Fatigue Reduced affliction.

You need to be fully rested before you start the summit, as this will provide a boost to climbing speed. Hacksaw (optional) for opening plane cargo containers You must have the following before setting out for the summit:ДЇlares or torches (or a lantern with fuel) for traversing the Cave (Cave B to A on the map) It takes a long time to reach the summit, and you'll waste a lot of supplies should you need to turn around. There are scant supplies in the Timberwolf Mountain region, so even if you choose to start there, you may not find the supplies you need along the way to successfully summit the mountain. Start your supply preparation well before you reach the mountain. Starting from scratch mean you likely won't start with enough essential supplies (like coffee) to make the final climb, and you'll waste hours getting there only to have to turn around. Although this seems like a lot of work, well, it is. The reality is that a successful summit will likely require a 3rd climb, since you will likely need to find supplies in another region and bring them in.

#TIMBERWOLF MOUNTAIN MAP LONG DARK FULL#

Even if you have slept and have a full stamina gauge, you will tire before you reach the top, and fall. However, the last climb is probably the hardest climb in the game as you are in cold temperatures. If you look carefully, you'll see that there are a minimum of 2 climbs to the summit, denoted on the map by red mountaineering ropes. Before leaving, I suggest you look at the map here. In order to do this, you need to prepare above and beyond the normal distance preparation. If you didn't climb with one, there should be one in the cave across from the summit rope (see the video below). Having a spare mountaineering rope will let you cut off a huge chunk of your travel down from the mountain (and give you a shortcut back up if you want more supplies). There is far more than you can carry in one trip. In addition, there is a massive supply cache at the summit which will help you in the game. That way if you fail, you won't have to redo other locations. For that reason, I suggest doing this first. If you are going for the Faithful Cartographer achievement, you will need to reach the summit to visit those locations. Reaching the summit is a challenge in and of itself. If you are doing this in survival, I do not recommend you do this on any difficulty other than Pilgrim. I've done it in the Preview, so I don't know if it is part of the storyline. Climbing Timberwolf Mountain is more daunting than it sounds.

Timberwolf mountain map long dark