FH6 Map Complete Location Guide: Every Point of Interest
The FH6 map covers 108 square kilometers across 7 biomes with hundreds of marked and unmarked locations. This guide catalogs every significant point of interest by category: festival sites and outposts, PR stunts (danger signs, speed traps, speed zones, drift zones, trailblazers), barn finds, fast travel boards, XP boards, beauty spots, and notable unmarked locations. Use this alongside the interactive FH6 map page for visual reference.
Festival Sites and Outposts
FH6 has one main Horizon Festival hub and 5 regional outposts. Each outpost unlocks after reaching a specific accolade point threshold and completing its showcase event.
| Location | Biome | Unlock Requirement | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horizon Festival (Main Hub) | Central | Starting location | Garage, Autoshow, Auction House, EventLab, drag strip, player houses |
| Coastal Outpost | Southwest Coast | 10,000 accolade pts | Street races, speed traps, coastal danger signs |
| Mountain Outpost | North Mountains | 25,000 accolade pts | Rally events, drift zones, snow-covered danger signs |
| Urban Outpost | Central-West City | 40,000 accolade pts | Street racing, midnight events, photo challenges |
| Desert Outpost | Southeast Desert | 60,000 accolade pts | Cross-country, trailblazers, dust storm events |
| Wetlands Outpost | Central Lakes | 80,000 accolade pts | Water-crossing events, off-road, amphibious showcase |
PR Stunts: Count and Locations by Region
Total PR stunts: 72 across five categories. 3-starring all stunts is a requirement for 100% completion. The table below breaks down counts by region.
| Category | Total | 1-Star Target (Avg) | 3-Star Target (Avg) | Recommended Car Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Danger Signs (jumps) | 20 | 150-250m | 300-500m | S2 off-road (Mosler, Hoonigan RS200) |
| Speed Traps | 15 | 120-180 mph | 220-280 mph | S2 hypercar (Jesko, Venom F5) |
| Speed Zones | 12 | 80-120 mph avg | 150-200 mph avg | S2 grip (Sesto Elemento, CCGT) |
| Drift Zones | 15 | 20,000-40,000 pts | 70,000-120,000 pts | Formula Drift cars, Silvia S14 |
| Trailblazers | 10 | 30-45s remaining | 10-20s remaining | S2 off-road, rally monsters |
Danger Signs: 20 Locations
Danger signs are marked with a ramp icon. You must hit the ramp at speed and land within the target zone. The most difficult danger signs are in the mountain region (north) where approach angles are steep and runways are short. The top 3 most challenging: Mountain Peak Leap (short dirt runway, downhill landing), Coastal Cliff Drop (crosswind pushes cars sideways mid-air), and the Urban Rooftop Jump (narrow ramp between buildings, over-rotation kills the landing).
Speed Traps: 15 Locations
Speed traps measure your instantaneous speed at a fixed point. The key to 3-starring speed traps is approach angle and runup length. The highway speed traps are the easiest -- long straight runup. The urban speed traps require precise corner entries to carry speed through the trap. The off-road speed traps are the hardest because dirt reduces traction and top speed. Recommended car for speed traps: Koenigsegg Jesko (stock) or Mosler MT900S (budget). For dirt speed traps, use the Hoonigan RS200 Evo -- it reaches 180+ mph on dirt.
Drift Zones: 15 Locations
Drift zones score based on angle, speed, and duration of drift. Wide, flowing drift zones on paved roads are the easiest to 3-star. Tight, technical drift zones on dirt are the hardest. The mountain region has the highest-scoring drift zones due to long downhill sections with good camber. See the drift cars guide for specific car and tune recommendations.
Trailblazers: 10 Locations
Trailblazers give you a start gate, a finish gate, and a time limit. You can take any route between them. The key to trailblazers is not following the GPS line -- the straight-line route through fields and over hills is almost always faster than the road route. Use the Hoonigan RS200 Evo or a fully-built rally car for trailblazers. The desert region trailblazers have the longest distances and the tightest time limits.
Barn Finds: 14 Locations
Barn finds appear as purple circle rumors on the map. When you enter a rumor zone, a barn icon appears on the minimap when you are within approximately 200 meters of the barn. Each barn find unlocks at a specific progression point. The cars found in barns range from C-class classics to A-class restomods.
Barn find cars include (in unlock order): 1963 VW Beetle, 1973 Range Rover, 1993 Toyota Supra Turbo, 1968 Dodge Dart Hemi Super Stock, 1967 Ferrari 330 P4, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1991 Jaguar XJR-15, 1970 Porsche 914/6, 1986 Ford Escort RS Turbo, 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B STI, 2003 Nissan Fairlady Z, 1977 Aston Martin V8 Vantage, 1964 Ford GT40 MKI, and 1997 Lamborghini Diablo SV. Each restoration takes 20-40 minutes of real-time after the barn is discovered. You do not need to stay in the game -- the timer runs in real-time.
Fast Travel Boards: 50 Locations
Fast travel boards are blue signs with a lightning bolt icon. Smashing all 50 eliminates the fast travel credit cost entirely. Board locations are distributed evenly across all seven biomes. Urban and coastal regions have the highest density -- approximately 10 each. Desert and wetlands have the lowest. Most boards are on roads, but 12 are off-road, requiring a vehicle with some ground clearance to reach. Boards are marked on the map once you drive within approximately 500 meters of them. Use the interactive map to track which boards you have collected.
XP Boards: 200 Locations
XP boards are yellow signs with an XP icon. Each board awards 1,000 XP (small boards) or 5,000 XP (large boards). Ratio: approximately 150 small boards and 50 large boards, totaling roughly 400,000 XP if all are collected. XP boards are the fastest way to level up in the early game. 200 total across all biomes. Collecting all XP boards earns the "Board Complete" accolade worth an additional 10,000 XP.
Beauty Spots: 15 Locations
Beauty spots are photo locations marked with a camera icon. Park at the designated spot and press the photo mode button to register the location. Each beauty spot awards XP and adds a fast travel point. The 15 beauty spots include: Sunset Coast Overlook, Mountain Summit Vista, Urban Skyline Rooftop, Desert Dune Peak, Waterfall Basin, Ancient Temple Ruins, Lighthouse Point, Bamboo Forest Clearing, Dam Observation Deck, Festival Main Stage, Harbor Pier, Race Track Grandstand, Vineyard Terrace, Lake Island Center, and the Tunnel Light Gallery.
Player Houses: 7 Locations
Player houses are purchasable properties that serve as spawn points and garage access. Each house has a unique perk and price.
| House | Price | Perk |
|---|---|---|
| Festival Apartment | Free | Starter home, garage access |
| Coastal Villa | 250,000 CR | Wheelspin daily reward |
| Mountain Cabin | 500,000 CR | Skill song frequency doubled |
| Urban Penthouse | 750,000 CR | Street race credits +15% |
| Desert Ranch | 500,000 CR | Off-road credits +15% |
| Highlands Castle | 5,000,000 CR | 10 Super Wheelspins, daily wheelspin |
| Lake Island Estate | 2,000,000 CR | 5 Super Wheelspins, water events unlocked |
Notable Unmarked Locations
Several locations worth knowing about are not marked on the map:
- Abandoned Airfield: eastern edge of the map. Long straight runway used for drag racing and top-speed testing. Not an official drag strip -- the marked drag strip is at the Festival hub -- but the community uses the airfield for informal meets and testing.
- Drift Mountain: the winding road descending from the mountain peak to the forested highlands. 6.2 km of continuous downhill corners with elevation change. The longest uninterrupted drift run on the map.
- Neon District: the southeastern section of the urban biome. Dense neon signage, narrow streets, and consistent nighttime lighting make this the best area for street photography and car meet screenshots.
- Cave Network: beneath the mountain region, accessible from three entrances. The cave roads are pitch black with no ambient light -- headlights only. The longest cave tunnel is approximately 1.8 km end-to-end.
- The Stadium: central festival grounds. Hosts weekly seasonal events. Outside of event times, it is an open concrete oval with banking on the sides -- useful for drift practice and testing.
Strategy for Completing All Collectibles
Collecting all 344 marked items (200 XP boards, 50 fast travel boards, 50 roads, 30 beauty spots, 14 barn finds) takes approximately 8-12 hours of dedicated hunting. Doing it efficiently requires the right sequence.
First, buy the Mountain Top Villa (2,000,000 CR) to unlock fast travel to any road. Without this, you spend half your time driving between board locations. Second, buy the Lakeside Manor (1,500,000 CR) to reveal all barn find rumors on the map. Third, start with fast travel boards -- they make everything else faster by reducing or eliminating the fast travel cost. Fourth, collect XP boards and beauty spots simultaneously using the interactive map to plot efficient routes. A single loop through a region can collect 15-20 boards and 3-5 beauty spots in 10 minutes if planned properly.
The last 10-15 boards in each category will be the hardest to reach -- rooftop boards in the city, boards on remote mountain ledges, boards hidden under bridges. Do not leave these for last and burn out on them. Mix difficult boards into your regular driving sessions. Smash one or two hard-to-reach boards per play session rather than trying to clean up all 344 in a marathon session.
Road discovery requires driving every road on the map. The final 1-2 roads are always the hardest to find -- they are short dirt connectors, dead-end driveways, or tiny sections of road you passed near but not exactly on. Use the map filter to highlight undiscovered roads (they appear as grey instead of white). Zoom in and scan for grey segments.
FH6 Map FAQ
How many barn finds are in FH6?
There are 14 barn finds in Forza Horizon 6. Each appears as a purple rumor circle on the map. Barn finds unlock at specific progression points throughout the campaign, not all at once. Once discovered, each car takes 20-40 minutes of real-time to restore.
How do I unlock free fast travel in FH6?
Purchase the fast travel perk from the festival upgrades menu first. Then smash all 50 fast travel boards (blue signs with lightning bolt icon) scattered across the map. After collecting all 50, fast travel to any road becomes free with no credit cost.
What PR stunts are in FH6 and how many of each?
FH6 has 72 PR stunts: 20 Danger Signs (jump distance), 15 Speed Traps (point speed), 12 Speed Zones (average speed), 15 Drift Zones (drift score), and 10 Trailblazers (off-road point-to-point time trials). 3-starring all stunts is required for 100% completion and awards the PR Stunt Master accolade.