FH6 Map: All 119 Locations, 6 Regions & Collectibles — Interactive Checklist + Coordinates

Filter by Category

Click any filter button — Danger Signs, Speed Traps, Barn Finds, etc. — to show only that type of marker on the map. Hit "All" to go back to the full view.

Click Markers for Details

Every marker pops up with the location name, collectible type, and the 3-star target where applicable (jump distance, speed, drift score). Some markers link to standalone guides with car recommendations.

Search by Name

Looking for one specific spot? Type a name into the search box and the map filters markers as you type. Works for partial names too.

Track with Checklist

Below the map, every location is listed in a sortable checklist. Check items off as you find them — your progress saves to your browser automatically. No signup needed.

How many Speed Zones are in Forza Horizon 6?

There are six Speed Zones spread across the FH6 map. Unlike Speed Traps — which measure your speed at a single point — Speed Zones track your average speed over a stretch of road. To three-star a Speed Zone, you need to enter the zone at speed and hold a high average all the way through the exit gate. The targets range from 120 mph (City Circuit, Urban District) to 150 mph (Coastal Sweep, Coastal Highway). Cars with good mid-range acceleration and high-speed cornering stability tend to do better than pure top-speed builds. The six zones are: Coastal Sweep, Mountain Descent, City Circuit, Dune Twist, Forest Trail, and Lakeside Sprint.

Where are all the barn finds in FH6?

Five barn finds are hidden across the FH6 map, each one containing a restored classic car. In Forest and Lakes, the Ferrari 250 GTO barn sits near the old lumber mill. In Desert Basin, the Jaguar XJ220 is inside the abandoned aircraft hangar — this one unlocks after you finish any three cross-country events in the region. Mountain Pass has the Porsche 959 at a rustic barn near the ski resort ruins. Coastal Highway hides the Toyota 2000GT under a collapsed dock in the old fishing village. Urban District keeps the Lamborghini Miura on level B3 of an underground parking garage. Once you find a barn, restoration takes real-world time but you can pay credits to speed it up.

How do I find fast travel boards in FH6?

Fifty fast travel boards are scattered across all six regions. Each board you smash lowers the fast travel cost by 200 credits — smash all 50 and fast travel anywhere on the map becomes free. The boards are purple signs, usually mounted high on buildings, cliffs, or bridge supports, which means you often need a good run-up or a ramp to reach them. The Coastal Highway and Forest and Lakes regions each have 10 boards, making them the richest hunting grounds. Use the interactive map filter to show only fast travel boards, then scan for clusters — some areas have two or three boards within a few hundred meters of each other.

What types of collectibles are on the FH6 map?

The FH6 map has eight distinct collectible and stunt types. Danger Signs (8) are jumps that score you by distance. Speed Traps (8) measure your speed at a fixed radar point. Speed Zones (6) track your average speed through a marked road segment. Drift Zones (5) tally drift points within a designated area. Barn Finds (5) reveal classic restoration cars. XP Boards (80 total, gold) give 5,000 XP per board. Fast Travel Boards (50 total, purple) reduce fast travel cost by 200 CR each. Player Houses (6) provide bonuses like daily wheelspins, skill point multipliers, and fast travel perks. All are color-coded on the interactive map, and the checklist below tracks your completion progress by type.

What are the 6 regions on the FH6 map?

Coastal Highway runs along the west coast with long straights and beach access — best for top-speed runs and Speed Traps. Mountain Pass in the northeast has tight switchbacks and elevation changes — prime territory for Drift Zones and Danger Signs with big air. Urban District is a dense city grid with narrow street circuits and parking garage stunts. Desert Basin sprawls with dunes and abandoned industrial sites for cross-country events and hidden barn finds. Forest and Lakes mixes dirt trails with lakefront roads for rally-style driving. The Festival Hub sits at the center with the garage, auction house, and customization shops. Each region card below shows the exact collectible breakdown.

What are the 3-star requirements for FH6 PR stunts?

Danger Signs require jump distances from 200m (1-star) to 400m+ (3-star) depending on the jump — Alpine Leap and Volcano Launch are the hardest. Speed Traps range from 120 mph (1-star) to 220 mph (3-star), with Coastal Highway and Desert Straight offering the longest run-ups. Speed Zones need average speeds from 100 mph to 160 mph — Mountain Descent is the toughest because of the downhill braking zones. Drift Zones range from 30,000 to 100,000 points, with Mountain Hairpin being the highest-scoring zone. Click any marker on the interactive map to see the exact 3-star target for that location.

How do I track 100% completion on the FH6 map?

The interactive checklist below the map lets you check off every location as you complete it. Your progress saves automatically in your browser — close the tab, come back later, and your checked locations are still marked done. The progress bar at the top of the checklist shows your overall completion percentage. You can filter by type (e.g., show only Danger Signs) and check them off one category at a time. Smash all 50 fast travel boards first — free fast travel makes mopping up the remaining locations much faster.