The Elemental Trail Map

The Elemental Trail Map 3 Location

At last, the Elemental Trail Treasure Map 3 in RDR2 points you towards 1 gold bar plus the Crow’s Beak trinket that you were promised. It’s not much, but at the very least you get to visit some cool and quiet places. Without further ado, let’s get down to business.

The Elemental Trail Map 3 Location

The sketch map of the third Elemental Trail map shows a cross and a drawing of a chapel which also features a cross symbol.

For the Elemental Trail Treasure Map 3, you should head southeast of Armadillo. The location you should go is the Coot’s Chapel cemetery. To help you easily spot this cemetery, take a look at the game map. There’s a capital T written southeast of Armadillo. Next to the capital letter is exactly where you should go.

Upon your arrival, you can spot a chapel with a small cemetery next to it. Enter the cemetery and take a left.

There’s a lone tree with a grave marked by a wooden cross beside it. Go and interact with the cross.

There you have it. Congrats. Grab your gold bar and the Crow’s Beak trinket. You’ve officially cleared the Elemental Trail treasure hunt. Feel free to check out our comprehensive RDR2 gold bar guide, so you won’t miss out on a single gold bar and treasure hunt that RDR2 has to offer.

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RDR2

Story Rich Role-Playing (RPG) Action-Adventure
Release Date
October 26, 2018
ESRB
M for Mature 17+ (Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Nudity, Sexual Content, Strong Language, and Use of Drugs and Alcohol)
Developer(s)
Rockstar Games
Publisher(s)
Rockstar Games

Jason Jenkins

Jason’s journey of countless memorable video game stories began when he was only 8 years old. Most of the time, he would play Mortal Kombat 4 on his PC after school. When night fell, it was time for the original Resident Evil 3 to scare the living daylights out of him. But he wouldn’t trade those good old days for anything. Jason is a minimalist at heart and that translates into his guide writing as well. He likes to break down gameplay mechanics into simpler parts so that the audience can find what they’re looking for in no time.

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