Mt. Coronet Pokémon Diamond and Pearl · Caves & landmark

Mt. Coronet in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl — Mt. Coronet in Diamond and Pearl

Mt. Coronet is the great mountain range splitting Sinnoh in two, a cave network linking Oreburgh, Eterna, Hearthome, Celestic and Snowpoint routes. At its snowy summit lies Spear Pillar, where in Diamond and Pearl Cyrus uses the Red Chain to summon Dialga or Palkia before the player stops him. Its magnetic field also evolves Magneton and Nosepass.

Type: Caves & landmark
Wild Pokémon: 27
Items: 41
HMs needed: Surf, Strength, Rock Smash, Rock Climb, Waterfall, Defog

Connects to: Route 207 · Route 208 · Route 211 · Route 216 · Spear Pillar

Where Mt. Coronet is in Sinnoh Position on the Sinnoh map

Wild Pokémon

Mt. Coronet (1F Road 207)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Geodude	14–15	20%	30%	30%	Both
Cleffa	14	25%	5%	5%	Both
Machop	15–16	25%	25%	25%	Both
Zubat	14–15	10%	20%	20%	Both
Chingling	15	10%	10%	10%	Both
Meditite	15	10%	10%	10%	Both

Surfing
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Zubat	20–40	90%	Both
Golbat	20–40	10%	Both

Old Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	3–10	100%	Both

Good Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	10–25	55%	Both
Barboach	10–25	45%	Both

Super Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Gyarados	30–55	55%	Both
Whiscash	20–50	45%	Both

Mt. Coronet (2F) · Mt. Coronet (3F)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bronzong	38	20%	20%	20%	Both
Graveler	36	20%	20%	20%	Both
Clefairy	36–38	15%	15%	15%	Both
Chingling	37–38	10%	10%	10%	Both
Golbat	37	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machoke	37	10%	10%	10%	Both
Medicham	37	10%	10%	10%	Both
Bronzor	36	5%	5%	5%	Both

Dual-slot: Ruby
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Solrock	36–37	8%	Both

Dual-slot: Sapphire
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Lunatone	36–37	8%	Both

Mt. Coronet (exterior snowfall) · Mt. Coronet (exterior blizzard)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Abomasnow	40	20%	20%	20%	Both
Machoke	39–40	20%	20%	10%	Both
Medicham	39–40	20%	20%	10%	Both
Snover	38	20%	20%	20%	Both
Chingling	39–40	10%	10%	10%	Both
Golbat	39	–	–	10%	Both
Noctowl	39	–	–	10%	Both
Bronzong	39–40	5%	5%	5%	Both
Clefairy	38–39	5%	5%	5%	Both

Poké Radar
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Loudred	39–40	22%	Both

Dual-slot: Ruby
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Solrock	38–39	8%	Both

Dual-slot: Sapphire
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Lunatone	38–39	8%	Both

Mt. Coronet (4F)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bronzong	38–40	25%	25%	25%	Both
Graveler	38	20%	20%	20%	Both
Clefairy	38–40	15%	15%	15%	Both
Chingling	39–40	10%	10%	10%	Both
Golbat	39	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machoke	39	10%	10%	10%	Both
Medicham	39	10%	10%	10%	Both

Surfing
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Zubat	20–40	90%	Both
Golbat	20–40	10%	Both

Old Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	3–10	100%	Both

Good Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	10–25	55%	Both
Barboach	10–25	45%	Both

Super Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Gyarados	30–55	55%	Both
Dratini	15–20	40%	Both
Dragonair	15–40	5%	Both

Dual-slot: Ruby
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Solrock	38–39	8%	Both

Dual-slot: Sapphire
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Lunatone	38–39	8%	Both

Mt. Coronet (4F small room)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bronzong	38–40	25%	25%	25%	Both
Graveler	38	20%	20%	20%	Both
Clefairy	38–40	15%	15%	15%	Both
Golbat	39	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machoke	39	10%	10%	10%	Both
Medicham	39	10%	10%	10%	Both
Chimecho	40	5%	5%	5%	Both
Chingling	40	5%	5%	5%	Both

Dual-slot: Ruby
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Solrock	38–39	8%	Both

Dual-slot: Sapphire
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Lunatone	38–39	8%	Both

Mt. Coronet (5F) · Mt. Coronet (6F)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Bronzong	40–42	25%	25%	25%	Both
Graveler	40	20%	20%	20%	Both
Clefairy	40–42	15%	15%	15%	Both
Chimecho	41–42	10%	10%	10%	Both
Golbat	41	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machoke	41	10%	10%	10%	Both
Medicham	41	10%	10%	10%	Both

Dual-slot: Ruby
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Solrock	40–41	8%	Both

Dual-slot: Sapphire
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Lunatone	40–41	8%	Both

Mt. Coronet (1F from exterior)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Graveler	39–40	40%	40%	40%	Both
Clefairy	38–40	15%	15%	15%	Both
Chingling	38–40	10%	10%	10%	Both
Golbat	39	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machoke	40	10%	10%	10%	Both
Medicham	40	10%	10%	10%	Both
Bronzong	39–40	5%	5%	5%	Both

Dual-slot: Ruby
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Solrock	39–40	8%	Both

Dual-slot: Sapphire
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Lunatone	39–40	8%	Both

Mt. Coronet (1F Road 216)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Meditite	31–32	25%	25%	25%	Both
Golbat	31–32	20%	20%	20%	Both
Graveler	31	20%	20%	20%	Both
Clefairy	30–32	15%	15%	15%	Both
Chingling	30	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machoke	31	10%	10%	10%	Both

Mt. Coronet (1F Road 211)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Geodude	12–13	20%	30%	30%	Both
Cleffa	12	25%	5%	5%	Both
Meditite	13–14	25%	25%	25%	Both
Zubat	12–13	10%	20%	20%	Both
Chingling	13	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machop	13	10%	10%	10%	Both

Mt. Coronet (B1F)

Walking
Pokémon	Lv.	Morning	Day	Night	Version
Meditite	31–32	25%	25%	25%	Both
Golbat	31–32	20%	20%	20%	Both
Graveler	31	20%	20%	20%	Both
Clefairy	30–32	15%	15%	15%	Both
Chingling	30	10%	10%	10%	Both
Machoke	31	10%	10%	10%	Both

Surfing
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Zubat	20–40	90%	Both
Golbat	20–40	10%	Both

Old Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	3–10	100%	Both

Good Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Magikarp	10–25	55%	Both
Barboach	10–25	45%	Both

Super Rod
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Gyarados	30–55	55%	Both
Whiscash	20–50	45%	Both

Feebas tiles (fishing)
Pokémon	Lv.	Rate	Version
Feebas	10–20	50%	Both

Morning is 4:00–9:59, day 10:00–19:59 and night 20:00–3:59. Poké Radar, swarm and dual-slot Pokémon need the National Pokédex. Encounter methods.

Items

Item	Where
Ether	Southern 1F, northern rock on the big central hill Hidden
Dawn Stone	Southern 1F, south-east corner Needs Surf
Protein	Southern 1F, northern edge of the central hill Needs Surf
Max Ether	Tunnel room, behind a breakable rock in the south-east corner Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Big Mushroom	Tunnel room, boulder on the southernmost ledge Hidden
Full Restore	Tunnel room, behind a breakable rock in the north-west corner Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Nugget	Tunnel room, north end of the ledge west of the northern cave exit Hidden
Rare Candy	Tunnel room, boulder behind a breakable rock in the central rock pile Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Revive	Tunnel room, boulder at the north end of the ledge south-east of the Rare Candy Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Max Potion	2F, ledge north of the stairs from 1F
Ether	2F, small rock north-west of the Max Potion Hidden
Escape Rope	2F, corner south-east of the Route 207 exit
TM80 (Rock Slide)	2F, north-east of the Route 207 exit
Revive	2F, south-west of the small northern cave exit
Max Revive	2F, rock at the end of the small cave opposite the stairs from 3F Hidden
Super Repel	3F, rock in the north-west corner Hidden
Full Heal	Mountainside, empty spot in the grass east of the 3F exit Hidden
Max Potion	Mountainside, boulder behind a breakable rock south of the western 4F entrance Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Nugget	Mountainside, boulder on the ledge above the eastern 4F entrance Hidden Needs Rock Climb
Stardust	Mountainside, west side of a breakable rock south of the northern 4F exit Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Rare Candy	Mountainside, boulder north of the tunnel into the northern cave Hidden
Big Mushroom	Mountainside, boulder at the east end of the northernmost ledge Hidden
Tiny Mushroom	Mountainside, boulder east of the 5F entrance Hidden
PP Up	4F room 1, boulder west of the eastern entrance ringed by breakable rocks Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Tiny Mushroom	4F room 1, behind a breakable rock north-west of the eastern entrance by the water Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Ultra Ball	4F room 1, boulder on the ledge north of the eastern entrance Hidden
Revive	4F room 1, boulder behind a breakable rock in the north-west corner Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Ether	4F room 1, boulder north-west of the cave above the waterfall Hidden
Escape Rope	4F room 1, boulder east of the water above the waterfall Hidden
Stone Plate	4F room 2, rock inside a small cave at the top of the waterfall Hidden
Tiny Mushroom	4F room 3, southernmost rock Hidden
Max Potion	5F, small rock south-east of the first Galactic grunt Hidden
Stardust	5F, southernmost small rock Hidden
Revive	Northern 1F room 1 (Route 211 tunnel), boulder in the open near the west entrance Hidden
Elixir	Northern 1F room 1, rock in the middle of the cavern Hidden Needs Rock Smash
Tiny Mushroom	Northern 1F room 1, boulder west of the Celestic Town side entrance Hidden
Escape Rope	Northern 1F room 1, south of the Celestic Town side entrance
TM69 (Rock Polish)	Northern 1F room 1, north of the Eterna City side entrance Needs Strength
Rare Candy	Northern 1F room 1, middle of the northern cavern Needs Strength
Tiny Mushroom	Northern 1F room 1, boulder near the stairs at the north end Hidden
TM02 (Dragon Claw)	Southern end of the southern cavern, entered via the tunnel room

Tips

Full exploration needs Surf, Strength, Rock Smash, Rock Climb and Waterfall; plan to come back late in the game.
Feebas lives only in the B1F lake, on just a few random tiles that change daily.
Level up Magneton or Nosepass inside to get Magnezone or Probopass.
A mural blocks the way up to 3F until Team Galactic's Veilstone HQ is cleared.
Spear Pillar sits at the summit; the Azure Flute (never officially distributed) would open stairs to Arceus's Hall of Origin.
Item list is incomplete: the fetched page cut off before Northern 1F room 2, B1F and 6F.

Walkthrough: Part 4: Team Galactic in Eterna and the road south · Part 9: The three lakes · Part 10: Snowpoint, Galactic HQ and Spear Pillar

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FAQ

What Pokémon are on Mt. Coronet in Diamond and Pearl?

27 species can be found here, including Geodude, Cleffa, Machop, Zubat, Chingling, Meditite. The tables show each one’s level, rates and version.

What items are in Mt. Coronet?

41 items, including Ether, Dawn Stone, Protein, Max Ether, Big Mushroom.

Which HMs do you need for Mt. Coronet?

Surf, Strength, Rock Smash, Rock Climb, Waterfall, Defog to reach everything.

Sources & picture credits

Guide text is original retrogameindex writing, checked against Bulbapedia and the game data. Wild Pokémon tables come from the Diamond/Pearl encounter data in PokeAPI; Gym and League teams from the pret/pokediamond decompilation. Maps and screenshots © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, archived from the Bulbagarden Archives (listed on the image gallery).