Where are all the stables in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?
Stables are found all across Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, giving players adventuring through Hyrule somewhere to rest up, cook food and jump on their horse.
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Stables are required if you want to keep your horse and bring it with you throughout the game's many regions, so here are all of their locations in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, including details on Lookout Landing's mini stable.
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Stables in North Hyrule
To keep this list from being too long, we're going to separate the map into two halves. These are the stables in the northern half of Hyrule, roughly everything north of Lookout Landing.
This includes the incomplete stable at Lookout Landing. This stable becomes available later, as we have detailed below.
Here are all of the stables in the northern half of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom:
| Stable | Location |
| Lookout Landing Mini-Stable | Lookout Landing, after the quest is complete (check below for details) |
| Wetland Stable | Lanayru Wetlands, southeast of Rebonae Bridge |
| New Serenne Stable | North Hyrule Plain |
| Tabantha Bridge Stable | The eastern end of Tabantha Bridge |
| Snowfield Stable | South Tabantha Snowfield |
| Woodland Stable | Southeast of Great Hyrule Forest, beside Pico Pond |
| Foothill Stable | North of Zora's Domain, beside Cephla Lake |
| South Akkala Stable | West of Tarrey Town |
| East Akkal Stable | North of Tarrey Town |
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Stables in South Hyrule
If you are travelling south, these stables in the southern half of Hyrule will make for great stops on your journey. They range from the desert of Gerudo to the grasslands, the wetlands, the mountains, and even the sea.
Here are all of the stables in the southern half of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom:
| Stable | Location |
| Riverside Stable | Southeast Hyrule Field |
| Outskirt Stable | North of Great Plateau |
| Gerudo Canyon Pass Mini-Stable | On the Diggdog Suspension Bridge |
| Gerudo Canyon Stable | Beside the Gerudo Desert Gateway |
| Dueling Peaks Stable | West of Dueling Peaks |
| Hateno Pasture | Hateno Village |
| Highland Stable | Faron Grasslands |
| Lakeside Stable | Beside Lake Florai, east of Faron Grasslands |
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How many stables are in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?
The total number of stables in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is 17. This number includes both of the mini-stables, which can be found in Lookout Landing and on the Diggdog Suspension Bridge.
How to find stables in Tears of the Kingdom
Stables appear all across Hyrule, so you are never too far from one. If you are searching for a stable, look for the smoke. Each stable has a large pillar of smoke emanating from its giant horse-shaped chimney, making them easy to spot from a distance.
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How to unlock Mini-Stable in Lookout Landing
When you first reach Lookout Landing, chatting with Lester at the incomplete stable will reveal that there are plans to build a mini-stable at Lookout Landing. This will take some time, so you need to head off on your adventure. Once you complete one of the four locations that Purah sends you to, return to the mini-stable to check the progress.
When you return, Lester and Karson will be in the process of building the mini-stable. They need help, so use your Ultrahand to finish the construction for them. Once this is done, the mini-stable will become available. You cannot do everything here that you can at a full stable, but you can register and take out your horses here.
Those are all of the stable locations in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. For more on the game, check out our Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Master Sword guide.
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