The Dueling Peaks are located on the western end of the Fort Hateno stage.
Dueling Peaks
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The Dueling Peaks are a recurring location in The Legend of Zelda series.[1][2][3]
Features and Overview
Breath of the Wild
The Dueling Peaks are a large mountain located in West Necluda that has been split in half.[4] The Squabble River flows between the two Peaks, alongside which trails the only road connecting most of Necluda to the rest of Hyrule. The Peaks are also bordered by Dueling Peaks South and North Dueling Peaks. Ree Dahee Shrine, Shee Venath Shrine, and Shee Vaneer Shrine are all situated on the Dueling Peaks. The Peaks are the namesake of both Dueling Peaks Tower and Dueling Peaks Stable, which sit near the mountain's base. The tops of the Peaks become a Freezing Climate due to their high altitude, requiring at least one level of Cold Resistance for Link to traverse the area without taking damage.
According to legends, the Dueling Peaks were split by a Dragon Deity in order to create a path between them.[5] In modern times, the Peaks are known for their abundant Ore Deposits and Rare Ore Deposits, which makes them a popular spot for miners.[6][7] Bugut, a former mountain Climber, recounts scaling the Dueling Peaks in his youth.[8]
Two Treasure Chests can be found on top of the Dueling Peaks. The first is a metal Chest, located along the southern edge of the northern Peak, and it contains a Traveler's Bow. The second Chest is also made of metal, and it can be found on the southeastern corner of the northern Peak. This Chest holds a Boomerang.
A total of four separate Korok Seed Puzzles are located at the Dueling Peaks. The first is a Natural Hiding Spot, which takes the form of a Rock on top of the northern Peak. The second is an Offering Spot, situated on the southern Peak. The third Puzzle is another Natural Hiding Spot Rock, this time on the northwestern end of the southern peak. The final Puzzle is marked by a large pair of Trees, which Link must roll a Boulder between. Whenever one of these Puzzles is solved, a Korok will appear and give Link a Korok Seed.[9]
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Tears of the Kingdom
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The Dueling Peaks return in Tears of the Kingdom. Several pieces of debris have fallen onto the Peaks, which Link can use Recall on in order to reach the Sky Islands above.
During the "An Unfamiliar World" and the "Zelda and Sonia" Memories, the Dueling Peaks can be seen joined together as a singular mountain in the ancient past. The Floor Map also depicts the Dueling Peaks as one mountain.
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Other Appearances
Age of Calamity
The following section is not part of the Zelda canon and should not be taken as such.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 JapanJapanese |
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 The People's Republic of ChinaChineseSISimplified | 双子山 (Shuāngzi shān) (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | Twin Mountains |
 The Republic of China The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China The Macao Special Administrative Region of ChinaChineseTRTraditional | 雙子山 (Shuāngzi shān) (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 The Kingdom of the NetherlandsDutch | Tweelingberg (BotWBreath of the Wild)[10] | Twin Mountain |
 CanadaFrenchCACanadian | Monts Mère et Fille (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 The French RepublicFrenchEUEuropean | Monts Géminés (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 The Federal Republic of GermanyGerman | Zwillingsberge (BotWBreath of the Wild | TotKTears of the Kingdom)[11] | Twin Mountains |
 The Italian RepublicItalian | Monti Gemelli (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
 The Republic of KoreaKorean |
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 Latin AmericaSpanishLALatin American | Picos Gemelos (BotWBreath of the Wild)[12] | Twin Peaks |
 The Kingdom of SpainSpanishEUEuropean | Picos Gemelos (TotKTears of the Kingdom) | |
| This table was generated from Zelda Wiki's translation data. | ||
Gallery
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Breath of the Wild
One of the Koroks found on the Dueling Peaks
See Also
References
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Dueling Peaks
— Map (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Dueling Peaks
— Map (Tears of the Kingdom) - ↑
Report! Multiple Guardians making their approach from Dueling Peaks!
— Hylian Captain (Age of Calamity) - ↑ Creating a Champion, Dark Horse Books, pg. 262
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So on this map of yours, do you see Dueling Peaks north of here? Well, apparently that used to be just one mountain a really long time ago. The legend says a dragon god split the mountain in half to forge a way through, and that's how it went from one to two.
— Shay (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
...Have you ever been to the Dueling Peaks? Those mountains are really rich in ore! I want to get out there with a trust hammer and really mine up a fortune! I can see it now... Big piles of gems stacked neatly as far as the eye can see. A buyer giving me tons of rupees...
— Brokka (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
You can dig up a bunch of ore on Dueling Peaks! Now that I think about it, I should use a hammer to mine that ore!
— Brokka (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
When I was a young lad, I used to use Dueling Peaks Stable as a base for when I'd go mountain climbing.
— Bugut (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Yahaha! You found me!
— Korok (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Tweelingberg
— Map (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Zwillingsberge
— Map (Breath of the Wild) - ↑
Picos Gemelos
— Map (Breath of the Wild)