A hiking trail is a trail through a forest or other natural area. This page is a tutorial to help you build one.
Biomes[]
You can build a hiking trail through almost any biome in the Overworld. In the Nether, it is recommended to build one in a Crimson Forest or Warped Forest biome. It is not ideal to build one in the End, as it is almost completely barren.
Biome comparisons[]
Forest[]
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- Ready-made
- Large source of wood, saplings and apples
- Wolves can be found in clearings
- The wood can be used for paths
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- Wolves can be aggravated when hit
- Much more resources than necessary - can cause inventory clutter
- May require several axes, hoes or shears, which cost resources you may need
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Plains[]
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- Lots of space
- Easy to build
- Almost no tools required
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- Too much open space, may not look natural
- If you want to make it look natural you will need a lot of saplings
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Mountain[]
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- Great Scenery
- Unique resource
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| Tutorials
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| Introductory
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| Newcomer survival
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| Shelters
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| General
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| Challenges
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Non-standard
survival
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| Challenge maps
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| Constructions
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| Farming
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Enchanting
and smelting
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| Blockbreaking
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| Mechanisms
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| Basic redstone
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| Detectors
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| Minecarts
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| Traps
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| Pistons
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Advanced
redstone
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| Servers
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| Technical
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| Outdated
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