Hogwarts Legacy: Hogsmeade Valley Hedge Maze Puzzle Guide -

If you have ever entered a Laburnith in Hogwarts Legacy, you might as well know that it is very easy to get lost. Make sure that you have a save game at the ready or simply open up the map to fast travel out of here if you get stuck.

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Hogsmeade Valley Hedge Maze Puzzle Guide – Hogwarts Legacy Map Location Puzzle Solution Turning Instructions

In this guide, we will show you how to solve and pass through the Hogsmeade Valley Hedge Maze without getting stuck. Let’s get started.

Hogsmeade Valley Hedge Maze Puzzle Guide – Hogwarts Legacy

Map Location

This is the map location where you can find the Hedge Maze.

As you can see, it will be on the outskirts of Hogsmeade. You can see it just as you’re crossing the bridge.

Puzzle Solution

You can see a very big branch-looking thing. Just pass through the entrance as shown in the picture above. Make sure that you enter it this way because it might not work if you try otherwise.

Because it is a labyrinth it is going to be very hard to know which corner or route to take. That is why we will simply give you the instructions and pattern on where and how to turn. Make sure that you follow each corner so that the guide will work.

Turning Instructions

Follow these instructions one by one as you enter the labyrinth:

Right
Left
Left
Right
Left

Left
Left
Right
Right

When you take that last right, you are going to find the chest. Once you do so, the labyrinth will be finished as the branch and grass thing will disappear.

Congratulations on passing this puzzle successfully!

We hope that this guide has helped you out on what needs to be done in order to correctly move through this labyrinth. Have fun going through it yourself and try not to get lost!

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