Now that you have the Spiritual Stone of Fire, you might be unsure as to where you need to go next, especially since your quest log will be met with ??? in response. Thankfully, there’s a straightforward path to take to your next objective, but first, let’s visit the Great Fairy of Death Mountain, since you’re practically there already. Here’s what to do after Death Mountain in the Ocarina of Time remake.
How to Find the Great Fairy of Death Mountain in Ocarina of Time Remake
After leaving Dodongo’s Cavern, head up Death Mountain, where you can now clear a path by removing the tall boulders blocking the way thanks to your Bombs. Once they’ve been destroyed, continue up the linear path on Death Mountain, and don’t worry about the volcanic rocks!
At the top of the mountain, you will find Kaepora Gaebora perched. To the left of the giant owl is a rock wall you can destroy, so throw a Bomb at it and enter inside. It’s here that you can find the Great Fairy, but to summon her, you must play Zelda’s Lullaby:

Once awakened, the Great Fairy will ask for 25 Rupees, which rewards you with Din’s Fire, a unique item that will let you summon a fist of fire!
Speak with Kaepora Gaebora, and he will fly you back to Kakariko Village, which saves you a long walk down the mountain!
How to Find Zora River (and the Spiritual Stone of Water) in Ocarina of Time Remake
After Death Mountain, you need to head to Zora River in search of the home of the Zora, who safeguard the Spiritual Stone of Water.
You can find the Zora River by following the river upstream, east of Hyrule Castle Town. It’s here that you will find the cave entrance that leads to Zora River, and inside, you’ll need to destroy the rocks in your way with a Bomb.
Navigate through the rocky paths toward the top of Zora River, where you will eventually find a waterfall and a dead end. Once you reach this location, use the ocarina to play Zelda’s Lullaby again:

This will open up Zora Domain and allow you to continue on your quest.

I’m Abhishek Sharma, an author at TigerJek.com. I enjoy exploring games, testing different strategies, and turning what I learn into clear, useful guides. My goal is to help players understand the game better and improve without the usual confusion.





