Where is Mogg Latan Shrine in Breath of the Wild?

Head southwest from Ridgeland Tower toward Satori Mountain. The shrine is on the southern side near the summit, and no shrine quest is required to reveal it.

How do I get past the spiked balls in Mogg Latan Shrine?

Use Magnesis to move the hanging balls away from the narrow path before advancing. Stasis can temporarily hold a troublesome ball still; the bow chest is beyond the last ball.

Where is the gold rupee chest in Mogg Latan Shrine?

It is on the lower ledge beyond the rail-platform staircase. Glide around to it from the third horizontal-rail platform, then use Magnesis to rebuild a route back up.

Do I need fire arrows to open the final doors?

No, a fire arrow is a convenient option, but the switch also releases lanterns you can use to ignite the foliage. Burn away the wooden obstruction, then use Magnesis to open the metal doors.

Mogg Latan Shrine Location and Solution (Breath of the Wild)

Where is Mogg Latan Shrine?

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Head southwest from Ridgeland Tower toward Satori Mountain, then climb toward the southern side of the summit. The entrance is near the top, with no shrine quest needed to make it appear. Use the shrine-finding guide if you need help planning the approach.

Item	Detail
Trial	Synced Swing / 配合搖晃
Tower region	Ridgeland
Coordinates (X, Y, Z)	-2298, -0462, 0453
Type	Magnesis puzzle; not a Test of Strength
Shrine quest	None
Chests	3
English name	Mogg Latan Shrine
Traditional Chinese name	摩‧拉塔尼阿神廟
Simplified Chinese name	摩·拉塔尼阿神庙

What should you bring?

Magnesis is the only rune this shrine truly requires, but bring a bow and arrows — the drawbridge ropes must be shot down, and the lantern workaround for the final fire obstacle also depends on shooting a rope. Any fire source (a fire arrow, a fire-based weapon, or flint) lets you skip that workaround entirely. The paraglider is required for the gold rupee chest detour, and Stasis is a handy optional extra for freezing spiked balls mid-swing. There is no combat inside, so no special armor or resistance is needed, and bombs and Cryonis are never used.

Video walkthrough

Mogg Latan Shrine Guide — Video by Zelda Dungeon · YouTube

Solution

Bring a bow and arrows, and use Magnesis throughout. The chest detour needs the paraglider. A fire arrow simplifies the final obstacle; Stasis is optional for controlling a swinging hazard. This route does not require bombs or Cryonis, and there is no Guardian duel.

1. Cross the Hanging Platforms

Cross the hanging platforms. Ride each swing toward the next fixed ledge and jump off. If a platform is still or hard to board, pull it toward you with Magnesis and release it before jumping on.

Link pulling a hanging metal platform toward him with Magnesis — Pull hanging platform ① toward you with Magnesis, release it, then ride each swing to the next ledge. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

2. Lower Bridge and Get Spear

Lower the drawbridge. Shoot both supporting ropes, let the bridge fall, then cross.

Turn right for the spear chest. Open the chest beyond the bridge before returning to the left-hand path.

Link aiming his bow up at the ropes holding the raised drawbridge — Shoot both ropes holding drawbridge ① so it falls. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Link crossing the lowered bridge with a chest ahead on the right — Cross, turn right and open chest ① for the Forest Dweller’s Spear. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

3. Clear Spiked Balls and Get Bow

Clear the spiked-ball passage. Use Magnesis to move each ball out of your way, placing the near ball over the overhead support where possible and pushing the others away as you advance.

Collect the bow at the dead end. Move the last ball aside, reach the chest beyond it, then return to the steps beside the passage.

Link lifting a spiked iron ball with Magnesis — Grab spiked ball ① with Magnesis and move it out of the narrow path. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Link swinging another spiked ball aside above the steps — Push the remaining balls like ① aside as you advance. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Link at the chest at the end of the spiked-ball passage — Open the chest at the dead end for the Forest Dweller’s Bow. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

4. Ride Rail and Build Stairs

Ride the sloping rail platform. Pull the metal platform all the way toward you, release it and quickly board before it slides back.

Arrange the horizontal platforms into steps. Pull the rail-mounted blocks toward you with Magnesis and climb along the resulting staircase.

Link pulling a metal platform along a sloping rail with Magnesis — Pull metal platform ① all the way toward you, release it and hop on quickly. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Link riding the metal platform along the glowing rail — Ride it along the rail to the back section. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Link pulling a horizontal-rail block toward him — Pull the rail blocks like ① toward you so they form steps, and climb. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

5. Detour for Gold Rupee

Detour to the gold rupee chest. From the third horizontal-rail platform, jump and glide around to the lower chest ledge ahead instead of continuing straight to the upper landing.

Build your way back up. Pull the lower rail platforms toward the chest ledge, climb back onto the staircase, then reposition the remaining platform to reach the upper landing.

6. Burn Foliage and Open Doors

Burn the obstruction and open the doors. Ignite the foliage with a fire arrow, wait for the wooden barrier to burn away, then pull the metal doors open with Magnesis and walk up to the altar.

Orange foliage covering the barrier in front of the metal doors — Set foliage ① on fire with a fire arrow and let the wooden barrier burn away. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Link pulling the metal door open with Magnesis — Pull metal door ① open with Magnesis. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Link walking up to the altar — Walk up the slope to the altar to finish. Screenshot (cropped) from Austin John Plays · CC BY

Chests

The spear is easy to miss by turning straight toward the spiked balls. The gold rupee requires a detour below the route to the altar.

Chest	Contents	How to reach it
1: After the drawbridge	Forest Dweller’s Spear	Turn right after crossing the lowered bridge
2: End of the spiked-ball path	Forest Dweller’s Bow	Move the last hanging ball aside with Magnesis and walk to the chest
3: Below the rail-platform exit	Gold Rupee, worth 300 rupees	Glide around from the third horizontal-rail platform; rearrange the lower platforms to return

What do people miss here?

The gold rupee chest sits below the rail-platform staircase, and the highest platform blocks the jump down — pull it out of the way with Magnesis first, then plan on restacking the lower platforms into steps to climb back out.
The Forest Dweller’s Bow is in a dead end behind the very last spiked ball; the route onward turns up the steps beside the corridor, so the main path never passes this chest.
Not all spiked balls are equal — some are noticeably heavier and barely budge on a short pull, so drag them farther with Magnesis to build up real momentum before you try to slip past.
Skip the fiddly lantern routine at the end if you can: a fire arrow, any fire-based weapon, or a spark from striking flint will ignite the leaves directly, no crystal switch required.

What else is nearby?

Shrine	Direction	Straight-line distance	Region
Mijah Rokee Shrine	northwest	504	Ridgeland
Sheem Dagoze Shrine	northeast	549	Ridgeland
Kuh Takkar Shrine	southwest	1093	Gerudo

All BotW shrine locations: return to the regional checklist to plan the next stop.
How to find shrines: help with locating entrances and using the shrine list.
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