Trainer Hill Emerald · Dungeon

Map of Trainer Hill in Pokémon Emerald — Trainer Hill (in-game map)

Trainer Hill is a four-floor tower on Route 111 with a rooftop where the owner waits. The challenge opens only after you enter the Hall of Fame. Each floor pits you against pairs of trainers in Normal, Variety, Unique or Expert mode, and your time to the roof is recorded in a Time Attack.

Wild Pokémon: None
Items: 0
Trainers: 0

Connects to: Route 111

Where Trainer Hill is on the Hoenn map Trainer Hill on the Hoenn map

Wild Pokémon

No wild Pokémon here.

Items

No items to pick up here.

Shops

Entrance

Super Potion ¥700Antidote ¥100Parlyz Heal ¥200Awakening ¥250X Speed ¥350X Special ¥350X Attack ¥500X Defend ¥550Dire Hit ¥650Guard Spec. ¥700X Accuracy ¥950

Entrance

Hyper Potion ¥1,200Max Potion ¥2,500Full Restore ¥3,000Full Heal ¥600Revive ¥1,500X Speed ¥350X Special ¥350X Attack ¥500X Defend ¥550Dire Hit ¥650Guard Spec. ¥700X Accuracy ¥950

Tips

Reach the owner on the roof in under 12 minutes for the best prize: TM11 Sunny Day (Normal), Elixir (Variety), TM19 Giga Drain (Unique) or TM31 Brick Break (Expert).
Slower times still earn something: Ether, Max Potion, Revive, Fluffy Tail or Great Ball, depending on how long you took.
Battles here give no Exp. Points or money, so treat the climb as practice and a prize run.
Before the Hall of Fame the reception shop sells only basics; afterwards it adds Hyper Potions, Max Potions, Full Restores (¥3000) and Revives.

Walkthrough: Part 18: Post-game: Battle Frontier and Legendaries

More maps

Trainer Hill: Trainer Hill entrance — Trainer Hill entrance

FAQ

When does Trainer Hill open in Pokémon Emerald?

The challenge is closed until you have entered the Hall of Fame.

What are the Trainer Hill prizes in Emerald?

Under 12 minutes, the owner gives TM11 Sunny Day (Normal), an Elixir (Variety), TM19 Giga Drain (Unique) or TM31 Brick Break (Expert). Slower times get smaller items.

Do you get Exp. Points at Trainer Hill?

No, battles there give neither Exp. Points nor money.

Sources & picture credits

Guide text is original retrogameindex writing, checked against Bulbapedia and the game data. Wild Pokémon and encounter chances, items, trainers, rematch teams, gifts, trades and shops come from the pret/pokeemerald decompilation. Maps and sprites © Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, archived from the Bulbagarden Archives; the Hoenn map is drawn from the game’s own PokéNav map graphics (listed on the image gallery).