Hiking from Mount Lanayru to Kakariko | 6:00 - 7:00 AM | Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Our journey starts on the snowy slopes of Walnot Mountain, just north of Mapla Point. We've crossed the fuzzy line that separates the Necluda and Lanayru regions and we're in for a rough climb. The snow and wind are picking up as we climb toward Lanayru's peak, so we'll rest at the jutting cliffside of Lanayru Range a moment before making our way to the Spring of Wisdom. At the Spring we can truly rest. The magical, safe waters - though frigid - are somehow bracing. Time to gather the stamina needed to climb our way around and down the mountain. After some climbing and some gliding we land back at normal elevation in Naydra Snowfield. The snow here is falling a bit softer than on the mountainside, but as we move further west towards the East Gate and Lanayru Promenade the snow turns to stinging cold rain. On the other side of the East Gate, on Lanayru Promenade the rain finally gives way to warm sun and blue skies. The double rainbow is a reward after the hard journey we've had. But we're not to our destination just yet! We walk on, through the West Gate, past a suspicious traveler, and into a small forest that lies just north of Kakariko. The Great Fairy's magic is present here, and her song calls us forward. As we pass the Fairy Fountain we have to stop and admire the scenery for a moment. One last stop before we can head into Kakariko: a small hill above the Ta'Loh Naeg Shrine. From up here we can look back at where we've travelled and enjoy the warmth of the sun. When we're ready, we can greet the villagers in Kakariko. It's 7 AM. _____________________________________________________________ I upload landscape scenes from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild every Monday and Friday at 2pm EST/6pm UTC. All Breath of the Wild Scenes:    • BotW Scenery   _____________________________________________________________ Have a suggestion? Drop a comment below and let me know if there are any locations you'd like a video on. Think another game would be a great Gamescapes candidate? Let me know! ⇨ Twitter:   / gamescapesyt   ⇨ Follow me for good chill vibes! Q: How do you do this? A: I use Cemu, a Wii U emulator, to play Breath of the Wild on my PC. This allows me to record at a much higher resolution than usual with extra graphical tweaks for the prettiest visuals. Check out Cemu's progress here: http://cemu.info/ I record with OBS. Q: Where are the hearts? How do you hide the UI? Where's Link? A: "Remove HUD elements" is a mod (Graphics Pack) that is accessed through Cemu - it can hide hearts, the stamina wheel - pretty much everything! Link is invisible because I backed him up against a tree or wall or box or barrel and then moved the camera in close enough that he disappeared. Cemu settings: Cemu v.1.22.5d Graphic Packs: Resolution 2560x1440, Shadow Resolution Ultra (4x), Clarity (Bruz), Enhanced Reflections, Distant Fog Removal (Fog 30% Light x1), Day Length, Divine Laser Beams Customizer (Disabled), Dynamic (FPS++), and most importantly: Pro+ HUD (to hide the hearts). Check out BSoD Gaming's guides for more info:    / @bsodgaming   _____________________________________________________________ Link would have to be hauling ass to make this journey in an hour tbh Also I uploaded this to Wallpaper Engine: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfile... That's me, I'm Keppagrin. Hi. _____________________________________________________________ Timecodes: 0:00:00 Walnot Mountain 0:05:05 Lanayru Range 0:10:10 Spring of Wisdom 0:20:05 Naydra Snowfield 0:30:10 East Gate 0:35:05 Lanayru Promenade - Rain 0:36:37 Lanayru Promenade - Sun 0:40:05 West Gate 0:45:05 Fairy Forest 0:50:10 Kakariko Great Fairy Fountain 0:55:05 Hill above Ta'Loh Naeg Shrine