Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Gaming
  3. Guides

All Landing Platform locations in Hogwarts Legacy

Jesse Lennox
By

No open-world game would be complete without a bunch of collectibles. Among the many types in Hogwarts Legacy, the Landing Platforms are perhaps the most difficult to actually find. Unlike most objectives, places, and items that appear on your map, Landing Platforms have to be spotted by eye, with no help from your map. Aside from getting you one step closer to doing everything there is to do in this massive game, there are several rewards you can unlock by finding them, plus it is required if you want to get that Collector’s Edition trophy or achievement.

To save you the hassle of flying around aimlessly, here are all the Landing Platform locations in Hogwarts Legacy.

Recommended Videos

If you need a few more tips for your Hogwarts Legacy playthrough, be sure to check out our other guides on the best traits, best talents, and all spells in the game.

How do Landing Platforms work?

A wizard standing on a landing platform.
Image used with permission by copyright holder

Landing Platforms are special, ornate-looking platforms that have four unlit braziers. You can only reach them once you’ve unlocked your broom, after which you can fly around and land on them to ignite the fires and “collect” them. Make sure you stand on them long enough for the platform to rotate and the fires are fully alight or it may not count. There are 20 in total, and as you find and activate them, you will get four total rewards from your Challenge menu.

While they don’t show up on your map, you can at least see how many are left in a given area by zooming out on your map and looking at the totals for each region.

All Landing Platform locations

A magical landing platform.
Image used with permission by copyright holder

We will list all the Landing Platforms going from north to south on the map and give directions based on the closest Floo Flame you can fast travel to. If you’re in the right area, but not seeing the platform, you can cast Revelio to highlight them through objects.

  1. In North Ford Bog, head directly south from the Pitt-Upon-Ford Floo Flame. It will be on top of a wooden scaffolding.
  2. From the East North Ford Bog flame, go due east and slightly north. This will be on another scaffold.
  3. Going down south to the very bottom of the Forbidden Forest, go straight west from the East North Hogwarts Region flame. The platform is on top of a small rocky outcropping.
  4. If you follow the river further west from the previous platform, you’ll find the next one along the cliff wall north of the river.
  5. This one is a long ride south from the East Hogsmeade Valley flame. Once you come to the ridge, the platform will be visible on a plateau.
  6. In the South Hogwarts Region, go south from the Aranshire flame. This is another one hiding on a plateau near the road.
  7. Down in Hogwarts Valley, go slightly north of the West Hogwarts Valley flame. This one is on the large, flat top of a ridge.
  8. Due northeast of North Feldcroft, this platform is on a grassy cliff beside the road.
  9. Follow the river northwest of Keenbridge and until you find some castle ruins. The platform is on top of one of the ruined buildings.
  10. Straight east of Feldcroft, this platform is on top of a ruined tower by the coast.
  11. This one is almost directly on top of the South Feldcroft flame on a tiny hill by the water.
  12. Take the Mine’s Eye flame and then move southwest. The platform is slightly hidden by some trees on the mountain.
  13. At the Irondale flame, go southwest along the river to the little island. It is up next to the ruins of a castle.
  14. On the Marunweem Bridge, go to the southeast side and to the top of the keep.
  15. Follow the mountains to the east from the Coastal Mine flame until you spot the platform near a series of banners.
  16. Starting at the Marunweem Ruins, go west to the peninsula. This platform is on its own spire out in the water.
  17. Due true north from the West Manor Cape, this one is also just off the coast on its own spit of land.
  18. From that same Floo Flame, this time follow the coast south and over the ocean to see this platform sticking out from the mainland.
  19. Go all the way to the south peninsula from the Cragcroft flame. Overlooking the water and some ruins is this platform.
  20. Ride east and slightly south from Clagmar Castle and over to the cliff’s ocean side. This platform is tucked along the cliff face.

All Landing Platform rewards

A wizard in full quidditch gear.
Image used with permission by copyright holder

You will earn four different pieces of gear for specific increments of platforms you unlock that will result in the full Quidditch Captain set. While there’s unfortunately no way to actually play Quidditch in Hogwarts Legacy, you can at least pretend with this set. Here’s which pieces you unlock and when:

  • Two platforms: Quidditch Captain’s Uniform
  • Six platforms: Quidditch Captain’s Helmet
  • 12 platforms: Quidditch Captain’s Gloves
  • 20 platforms: Quidditch Captain’s Cape

These rewards are not given to you simply for finding the required number of Landing Platforms. Like any other Collection challenge in Hogwarts Legacy, you need to manually claim them as you go, or simply wait until you’ve gotten them all and get them all at once. To claim them, you need to go into your Collections menu and select them.

Editors' Recommendations

Topics
Jesse Lennox
Jesse Lennox
Jesse Lennox loves writing, games, and complaining about not having time to write and play games. He knows the names of more…
All weapon Passive Abilities in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Zelda holding the decayed Master Sword in Tears of the Kingdom.

Thanks to the weapon durability system returning in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom from Breath of the Wild, you will be swapping out weapons all the time. At first, you will only be concerned with having something to defend yourself with, but eventually, you will acquire a nice stash of tools to dispatch your many foes. At this point, you will start comparing damage numbers, but that's not the only factor you should consider when deciding which weapon to wield. Passive Abilities are granted to some weapons that give them a special trait that can make them more useful than they seem at first. To better understand your arsenal, here are all the Passive Abilities in Tears of the Kingdom and what they do.
All Passive Abilities

Passive Abilities are buffs that a specific weapon can come with to give it an edge of some form. You can see the name of a Passive Ability under a weapon when you're quick-switching, or examining a weapon in your inventory. There are 15 possible Passive Abilities in Tears of the Kingdom that are well worth learning about. Also know that if you fuse a weapon with a Passive Ability, it will transfer over to your new fused weapon, so don't worry about losing any buffs by fusion.
Breaking Point
- Damage increases when the weapon is close to breaking.
Charged Attack Stamina Up
- Consumes less stamina for charged attacks.
Demolisher
- Weapon is usable for breaking cracked walls and rocks.
Desperate Strength
- Damage increases when you only have one heart.
Extra Durable
- Weapon does not break easily.
Fuse Recycling
- Materials fused with the weapon can be reused again and again.
Gloom Toll
- Weapon Contains Gloom.
Improved Flurry Rush
- Increases the power of Flurry Rush.
Quick Charge
- Enables quicker charged attacks.
Revitalized Sword of Legend
- Exclusive to the Master Sword - allows the Master Sword to regain durability over time.
Strong Fusion
- Enhances the fused Material's power but does not add as much durability.
Water Warrior
- Increases attack power when the weapon gets wet.
Wind Busrt
- Weapon produces a strong wind.
Wind Razor
- Creates vacuums when performing an attack
Zonaite-Powered
- Increases attack power if the weapon is fused with a Zonite device.

Read more
All Geoglyph Memory locations in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Link paragliding above a giant geoglyph.

A similar storytelling technique from Breath of the Wild returns in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which is using memories to fill in gaps in the narrative. These, like most activities in the game, are not required to actually complete the game but are essential if you want to fully understand the narrative and history of Hryule and its people. There are 11 to find and view on the main map -- none are on a Sky Island or down in the Depths -- with a final Geoglyph appearing only after you've collected all the others. These appear as giant pictures of figures when viewed from above (hence the name), with a Dragon Tear somewhere on the figure you need to interact with so we will refer to them based on their official numbering, but you are able to find the first 11 in any order you wish. If you're ready to dive into some memories in Tears of the Kingdom, here's where you can find all the Geoglyph Memories.
All Geoglyph Memory locations
Tear of the Dragon #1

This Geoglyph is to the west of Hyrule Castle, with the actual Tear being on Rauru's right eye.

Read more
How to find the Fifth Sage in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
A sage grabbing ganon by the throat.

For as open and freeform as The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is, even allowing you to skip essentially every quest in the game and go straight to the final boss, you will be missing a ton by doing so. At the very least, most players will want to complete all the main quests before marching into the final encounter, which will take many hours. One quest is taking some adventurers a long time to complete, not due to its difficulty, but because they have no idea how to complete it.

The Fifth Sage quest is one of the most enigmatic in the entire game in what you're supposed to do to complete it. You're only given a single clue, and it's not a very helpful one at that.

Read more