| Region | Gerudo Highlands |
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| Entrances | 1 |
| Entrance coordinates | -1527, -2222, -20 |
| Nearest landmark | Mount Nabooru Well (194 map units) |
| Nearest shrine | Rakashog Shrine (215 map units) |
| Bubbul Gem | Yes, from the Bubbulfrog on the ceiling |
| Chests | Royal Shield (or Traveler’s Shield, Soldier’s Shield or Knight’s Shield, depending on your progress) |
| Enemies | Fire-Breath Lizalfos |
How to find it
The entrance is at map coordinates -1527, -2222, in the canyon wall of the Stalry Plateau near Mount Nabooru Well. Look for the cave mouth at that spot; a Blupee or a ring of light often marks them.
Inside the cave
Deal with the Lizalfos at the camp
Two Fire-Breath Lizalfos wait beside a camp stool and cooking pot just inside the cave. Shoot them from range or fight them one at a time, and collect the Lizalfos Talons, Horns and Tails they drop. A stranded traveler named Botrick hides near the entrance as part of the Disaster in Gerudo Canyon side quest.
Knock down the Bubbulfrog
Walk down the passage beyond the camp and look up: the Bubbulfrog clings to the ceiling. Shoot it with an arrow and pick up the Bubbul Gem when it drops.
Open the tunnel chest
Follow the narrow tunnel past the frog to its end, where a chest holds a Royal Shield.
What else is in the cave
| Getting there | Along the roadside of Gerudo Canyon Pass, on the southeast side of the cliff just south of the Digdogg Suspension Bridge |
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| Bubbulfrog | On the ceiling of the small cave; hit it with an arrow |
| Chest | Buried under a Tumbleweed: a Knight’s Shield, which scales up to the Royal Shield as you progress |
| Materials | Sunshroom, Brightcaps and ore deposits, plus a cooking pot and a Rusty Shield lying around the camp |
| Enemies | Two Fire-Breath Lizalfos, which appear when you speak to Botrick |
| Side quest | Disaster in Gerudo Canyon: Botrick is sheltering in the first chamber |
The cave is small and has no Korok seed. Speak to Botrick and the two Lizalfos appear; once they are defeated he runs back to Nenea and Quince on the canyon pass.
