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There are 14 functioning main stables and two mini stables in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, using a count that excludes the former stable now occupied by the Lucky Clover Gazette. Below is a region-by-region list of all 16 active horse stops, with nearby landmarks and the key access details for the mini stables.
How many stables are there in TotK?
For a practical count of active horse services, Tears of the Kingdom has 14 full stables and two mini stables. Published guides differ because they classify some horse-related locations differently: Gamer Guides lists the Lucky Clover Gazette among stable entries even though it says the building no longer offers horse storage or lodging, while Nintendo Life includes Hateno Pasture in its location list. This guide keeps the 14 functioning full stables separate from the two mini stables, and treats the Gazette and Hateno Pasture as related locations rather than silently adding them to the total. The 2023 guides by Gamer Guides, Nintendo Life and PowerPyx use different counting conventions.
Where are all the stables in Tears of the Kingdom?
The locations below are on Hyrule’s Surface. Use the regional landmark notes to identify a stable on the map or plan a road route.
Central Hyrule and nearby roads
- New Serenne Stable: Northwest of Lookout Landing, beyond Carok Bridge toward North Hyrule Plain; close to Sinakawak Shrine.
- Outskirt Stable: South-southwest of Hyrule Field Skyview Tower and west of Coliseum Ruins.
- Riverside Stable: On the Hylia River between Owlan and Horwell Bridges, east of Hyrule Field Skyview Tower.
- Wetland Stable: In Lanayru. Cross Rebonae Bridge east from Central Hyrule, then take the southern road at the crossroads.
- Woodland Stable: West of Pico Pond and south of Korok Forest; it is also northeast of Lookout Landing.
Necluda
- Dueling Peaks Stable: In West Necluda, south of Kakariko Village and east of Hateno Village.
Akkala and Eldin
- East Akkala Stable: In far northeast Akkala, south of Bloodleaf Lake and north of East Akkala Beach.
- Foothill Stable: By Cephla Lake in Eldin, between Eldin Canyon and Upland Zorana Skyview Towers.
- South Akkala Stable: West of Tarrey Town and north of Akkala Citadel Ruins.
Gerudo and Faron
- Gerudo Canyon Stable: On the road toward Gerudo Town, west of Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower.
- Highland Stable: In Faron Grasslands near the Lake of the Horse God.
- Lakeside Stable: Near Lake Floria Bridge, in the Faron/West Necluda area deep in the jungle.
Hebra and Tabantha
- Snowfield Stable: In the Hebra Mountains, southeast of Pikida Stonegrove Skyview Tower and below Orochium Shrine.
- Tabantha Bridge Stable: On the road to Rito Village, just before Tabantha Great Bridge. One approach is southwest from Lindor’s Brow Skyview Tower.
Where are the mini stables?
Mini stables provide horse services without the lodging available at full stables. Neither location has a bed for resting.
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Lookout Landing Mini Stable
Complete the The Incomplete Stable side quest to open this stable at Lookout Landing. Gamer Guides also notes that a first temple must be completed. Once available, it lets you register, board and retrieve horses, but not rest there.
Digdogg Suspension Bridge Mini Stable
Find this mini stable across Digdogg Suspension Bridge, near the Central Hyrule–Gerudo border. It provides horse functions but no lodging.
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Does Lucky Clover Gazette count as a stable?
No—not as an active stable. The building outside Rito Village was formerly a stable and still has a horse-head sign, but it now serves as the Lucky Clover Gazette headquarters. Gamer Guides says it no longer offers horse storage or overnight stays. It is instead a quest hub for Potential Princess Sightings! Nintendo’s official beginner guide also names the Gazette and Woodland Stable as places to explore along Hyrule’s roads.
What about Hateno Pasture?
Hateno Pasture is a distinct horse-related facility that appears in Nintendo Life’s locations list. Guides do not all use the same scope when counting stables, so it is best treated separately from the 14 functioning main stables and two mini stables listed above rather than added to that total without explanation.
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What can you do at a stable?
Full stables serve as horse and travel hubs. Their services include registering, boarding, retrieving and customizing horses, as well as resting, speaking with vendors or quest-giving characters, and earning Pony Points. PowerPyx notes that a horse boarded at one stable can be retrieved from other stables, so boarding it does not tie it to a single location. The two mini stables offer a narrower set of horse services and no lodging.
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