Snowpoint City Pokémon Diamond and Pearl · Town

Snowpoint City is a small, permanently snowbound city at Sinnoh's northern tip, reached through Acuity Lakefront. Candice's Ice-type Gym, the seventh in DP, is the main draw during the story. After the Hall of Fame its harbor sends ships to the Battle Zone, and with the National Pokédex the Snowpoint Temple to the north opens up, holding the sleeping Regigigas.
- Type
- Town or city
- Wild Pokémon
- None
- Items
- 3
- Gym
- Candice · Ice
Connects to: Lake Acuity · Snowpoint Temple · Fight Area
Position on the Sinnoh map
Candice’s Gym Badge 7 of 8
Wild Pokémon
No wild Pokémon here.
Items
| Item | Where |
|---|---|
| Reward from Candice after winning the Icicle Badge | |
| East of the Gym Hidden | |
| Held by the Haunter (Gaspar) received in the in-game trade |
Tips
- Fire, Fighting, Rock and Steel moves are strong against Candice's Ice team; the Gym floor is a slippery rink with snowballs to break.
- Return after the Hall of Fame to sail to the Fight Area, and with the National Pokédex to explore Snowpoint Temple.
- Regigigas only wakes if Regirock, Regice and Registeel are all in your party.
- In-game trade in the northwesternmost house: a Medicham for a Haunter nicknamed Gaspar that holds an Everstone.
- An old man in the northeast house teaches one new trendy phrase per day.
- Bicycles can't be ridden in the city; the Icicle Badge enables Rock Climb outside battle.
Walkthrough: Part 9: The three lakes · Part 10: Snowpoint, Galactic HQ and Spear Pillar
FAQ
Are there wild Pokémon in Snowpoint City?
No wild Pokémon appear here in Diamond and Pearl.
What items are in Snowpoint City?
3 items, including TM72 (Avalanche), Hyper Potion, Everstone.
Who is the Gym Leader in Snowpoint City?
Candice, who uses Ice-type Pokémon and gives the Icicle Badge and TM72 (Avalanche). Her strongest Pokémon is Abomasnow at level 42.
Sources & picture credits
- Snowpoint City (Bulbapedia)
- PokeAPI encounter data
- Picture: Snowpoint_City_DP.png
- Picture: Sinnoh_Snowpoint_City_Map.png
- Picture: Snowpoint_Gym_DP.png
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).






