| Region | Eldin Canyon |
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| Entrances | 1 |
| Entrance coordinates | 1800, 1983, 320 |
| Nearest landmark | Gortram Cliff (94 map units) |
| Nearest shrine | Timawak Shrine (344 map units) |
| Bubbul Gem | Yes: a Bubbulfrog in a room behind breakable boulders |
| Chests | Rusty Shield (outside), Cobble Crusher |
| Enemies | Like Like, Fire Keese, Bubbulfrog |
How to find it
The entrance is at map coordinates 1800, 1983, near Gortram Cliff. Look for the cave mouth at that spot; a Blupee or a ring of light often marks them.
Inside the cave
Grab the Rusty Shield on the way in
Before the mine proper, a Like Like clings to the rock above a ledge. Shoot it until it drops, then climb up and open the chest for a Rusty Shield.
Follow the mine rails
Enter the mine and follow the wooden rails under the red mining lanterns. Fire Keese flutter through the tunnel; shoot them from range.
Open the Cobble Crusher chest
The rails are broken and run to the south-west. Follow them to a mine cart with a chest on the floor beside it. It holds a Cobble Crusher, a weapon that smashes rocks easily.
Break the boulders and shoot the Bubbulfrog
Round breakable boulders next to the chest block a second room. Smash them with the Cobble Crusher or a bomb, then shoot the Bubbulfrog that waits behind them for a Bubbul Gem.
Location, enemies and extras
| Finding the entrance | This is a separate cave just east of the surface Southern Mine on the main mountain road, south of Goron City. Eldin’s heat applies on the approach, so bring a level of Flame Guard |
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| Route | In the main room a broken rail runs south-west to a chest holding a Cobble Crusher. Breakable boulders next to the chest open into a second room |
| Bubbulfrog | In that second room behind the boulders |
| Chests | Cobble Crusher inside; the Rusty Shield on the ledge near the entrance |
| Enemies | Like Like, Fire Keese, Bubbulfrog |
| Nearby | The surface Southern Mine has Zonai ruins at its south end with a chest on top holding three Batteries, and Kabetta runs the Mine-Cart Land: Death Mountain courses there |
