Features and Overview[]

Located in the northeast section of the Snow Realm, the station is only accessible after Link receives a Force Gem from Steem in the Snow Sanctuary for bringing him a vessel from Papuchia Village.

As its name suggests, the inside of the Slippery Station has a Skating Rink, which consists of an icy, slippery floor with several turns. Across this rink are three locked entrances that can only be opened by pressing a switch, and behind each door is a treasure chest. There are three switches that pertain to three different levels: Amateur, Pro, and Champion. By pressing one of those switches, the door that belongs to that certain switch will open for a limited time. Link must reach the door before it closes to be able to reach the treasure and open its contents.^[2] The trick lies in that, for example, the Amateur course has fewer turns and a shorter distance to travel than the Champion course. As such, Link must time his spins correctly so as to not make such a wide turn and cut down in his time.

The rewards for completing each of the courses are as follow:

• Amateur: 300 Rupees
• Pro: Random rare treasure, such as a Palace Dish or Ancient Gold Piece
• Champion: Alchemy Stone

Trivia[]

• Both this station and Snowdrift Station are represented by the same sprite in the map of Hyrule.

Nomenclature[]

Names in other regions
Language		Name	Meaning
	FrenchCA	Gare cachée des glaces[3]	Hidden ice station
	FrenchEU	Gare cachée des glaces[4]	Hidden ice station
	German	Geheimbahnhof Eis[5]
	Italian	Stazione tra i ghiacci[6]
	SpanishEU	Túnel oculto de las Nieves[7]
	SpanishLA	Túnel oculto de las Nieves[8]
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Gallery[]

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  Link at the beginning of the race

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  Link slipping on Ice

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  Outside map of the Slippery Station

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  Inside map of the Slippery Station

References

Stations in Spirit Tracks
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