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A cherry blossom tree in front of a pond at the top of Satori Mountain in TOTK
Screenshot by Dot Esports

Where to get Endura Carrots in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

The Horse God will be very pleased.

Whether you’re trying to cook stamina-increasing recipes or feed Hyrule’s hungry Horse God, Endura Carrots come in handy in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. But if you don’t know where to look, these root veggies can be tough to find.

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Endura Carrots are seemingly one of Hyrule’s more rare vegetables. We didn’t find them until hours into our playthrough, and even then, we had to get directions from an NPC. Luckily for Zelda fans, there’s one spot in Hyrule where you can harvest these carrots in abundance.

A screenshot showing the Endura Carrot description. "Highly valued as a medicinal plant, this carrot contains large amounts of nourishing energy," the description reads. "When cooked into a dish, it boosts your stamina beyond its maximum limit."
The Endura Carrot has a variety of purposes. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Here’s where you can find Endura Carrots in TOTK.

Endura Carrots exact location in TOTK

If you’ve already met the Horse God in the Akkala region, he’ll tell you Endura Carrots can be found on Satori Mountain southwest of his location. These directions seem simple enough, right? They would be, if the Horse God hadn’t situated his bud in the northeastern-most part of Hyrule.

Players who have not yet unlocked the entirety of the Hyrule map will likely struggle to find Satori Mountain. This mountain is in the western part of Hyrule, directly west of the Hyrule Field, as shown on the map below. To get there, we fast travelled to a nearby shrine and got ready to make the trek. If you’ve caught a horse at this point in your playthrough, we recommend taking it out of the stable and using it to reach the mountain quicker.

A screenshot of the Hyrule map in Tears of the Kingdom, with Satori Mountain highlighted.
Satori Mountain is directly west of the Hyrule Field. Screenshot by Dot Esports

Satori Mountain is teeming with fruits, flora, and wildlife; as you make your ascent, you’ll come across tons of apple trees with golden apples, different varieties of birds, and even water buffalo. To get Endura Carrots, though, you’ll need to climb all the way to the top of the mountain where the cherry blossom tree is. It is located at coordinates -2295, -0349, 0348—but as a giant pink tree at the highest peak of the mountain, it’s tough to miss.

Related: All Satori Cherry Blossom Tree locations in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Behind the tree will be a few carrots you can dig out from the earth. We were able to find four carrots here, as well as a few more on the south side of the mountain at coordinates -2306, -0526, 0311. Be careful, though: there are a couple of moblins guarding the goods at this second location. Once you’ve collected carrots from both sides of the mountain, you should have enough to satisfy the Horse God and have a few left over for all your cooking needs.

Before you leave Satori Mountain, make sure to summon Satori by offering fruit in the shrine under the tree. This will trigger a brief cut scene, and the mystical beast will create beams of light that will lead you to caves hiding treasure.


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Managing Editor. In 2018, Rachel graduated from the University of Texas with a bachelor’s in Rhetoric and Writing and first entered the esports industry in the same year. Her favorite games include indies, deckbuilders, and the entire Mass Effect franchise. Need any calibrations?