
Welcome to your all-in-one breakdown of every single region and transition zone in The Long Dark. Whether you’re a new survivor picking your first spawn or a returning veteran who still hasn’t forgiven Timberwolves, this post walks you through what to expect, why you’d go there & recommended bases.
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Note:
Click on any map below to view information about that region. These maps are tailored for Pilgrim, Voyageur, and Stalker difficulty levels. If there’s sufficient interest, I may add maps for Interloper and Misery in the future.
General Tips:
Preparation: Always carry essential supplies: food, water, fire-starting tools, and a bedroll.
Navigation: Use landmarks and maps to avoid getting lost.
Weather: Monitor conditions; blizzards can be deadly.
Wildlife: Learn animal patterns; avoid unnecessary confrontations.
Crafting: Utilize forges and workbenches to maintain equipment.
About Cave & Mine Transitions
Most caves and mines in The Long Dark function as linear passageways between regions. They often contain:
Minimal loot (firewood, coal, occasional supplies)
Shelter from weather and predators
One or two branching paths, but usually a clear point A to point B route
Tips:
Always bring a light source (lantern, torch, or flare)
Cold caves may require fire-starting gear
Expect tight inventory space—loot is sparse, but coal is heavy
Regions
Great Bear Island Transition Regions
Far Territories Transition Regions
Great Bear Island











Great Bear Island Transition Regions






Far Territories



Far Territories Transition Regions


