Home to the Hyrulean Gorons, this mountain is by no means inviting. It is arguably the most treacherous in the world, making it difficult to transgress and even harder to live on. Inside Death Mountain are some of the richest mines that contain various valuable plants and minerals.

Gerudo Valley is the home to Gerudos, a tribe of female bandits. This valley is arid and virtually lifeless, with endless sand and the Gerudo settlement. It's a nice place to practice horsemanship, but is usually hostile territory.

Kokiri forest, the home to the Kokiri, Forest Temple, and the Lost Woods. This place is not very fond of outsiders and the little people who live here can get pretty defensive of their turf. Adventurers should be conscious of these dangers along with those of Wolfos and Cyclops that live in the bowels of the forest.

The purest waters in Hyrule can be found inside Lake Hylia. A great place to swim, train, or research, this area is very natural and relaxing. Zoras are frequently found here, and everything is usually just peachy.

The primary producer of farm goods inside Hyrule, Lonlon ranch is owned and operated by a local family. This is a primary horse ranch, so it's a great place to come and train your horses or learn to milk a cow.