How do you get under cycling road?

How to Get Under the Cycling Road

The Cycling Road in Pokémon games has been a topic of discussion among enthusiasts and players. One common question that comes up is "How do you get under the cycling road?" This article will provide the answers to this question, as well as some important details about the Cycling Road in Pokémon.

First Step: Identifying the Location

To get under the Cycling Road, players must first locate the location of the Cycling Road itself. In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, the Cycling Road is located in the Johto region, Route 206 and Route 207, connecting Eterna City and the east part of the region.

Two Short Trees and a Walkway

In order to access the underwater area below the Cycling Road, players must first cut two short trees located before entering the underwater area.

Right Route and Cycling Road

From the land surface, enter the area from the right side by following the main path along the right bank of the road. Pass through Cyclist Axel and Cyclist Megan, the trainers patrolling the cycling road and proceed until the end. On the final stretch before reaching the last trainer Cyclist James, take two steps to the right and keep going until you find the entrance to the underwater area, which provides access to Wayward Cave.

Pathway below Cycling Road

The below-cycling path is open and easy to navigate without the need to cut paths. Once the entrance below is accessed, you’re on the Wayward Cave floor. A long area will lead to the deeper levels of Wayward Cave. Explore each area from right to left to fight various trainers.

Takedowns Request

While you can fight trainers inside Wayward Cave, their Takedowns requests include specific information:

• Level 17 Shinx’s battle requires cycling skills;
• Level 17 Ponyta’s training needs;
• Strength needed for Surf.

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What You Can Do To Enhance Your Cycling Road Experience

To fully leverage your experiences in this unique region of the Cycle Road, please follow additional steps and guidelines as below.