Whether or not players plan on transforming their character into a Ghoul, the new questline available to all players in Fallout 76’s Ghoul Within update will take players to some new marked locations that were added in the recent update. Even beyond the locations that are featured in the quests, there are other new areas added in Fallout 76 that players may want to know about, and where to find them.
Overall, Fallout 76’s Ghoul Within update has added six new marked locations. While this update isn’t considered a new map expansion for Fallout 76, the playable area still seems to have been expanded to introduce some of these new locations.
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New Locations Added in Fallout 76’s Ghoul Within Update
- Old Danielson Cabin
- Hillside Cavern
- Radiant Hills
- The Bullengrube
- Point Repose
- Susan’s Cabin
Old Danielson Cabin
As players begin heading North in the Savage Divide, one of the first new locations they will discover is the Old Danielson Cabin. At first glance, there seemingly isn’t much to this new cabin, but keen players have discovered that this location is a reference to the Evil Dead films.
Hillside Cavern
This location is a nuclear missile silo facility that Ghouls have repurposed as a sanctuary. Humans will be able to enter the Hillside Cavern, but further exploration in this area will be off-limits to humans.
Radiant Hills
Radiant Hills consists of an exterior and interior location, which are both home to the new Ghoul Renegade residents of Appalachia. Human players who can survive the radiation of the Radiant Hills’ above-ground exterior can explore here, but the locals won’t be too kind to them, compared to Ghoul players. The interior of this location can be found deeper within the nuclear silo at the new Hillside Cavern location, and it is a free fast travel point, but it will only be accessible for players who transform their Fallout 76 character into a Ghoul.
Players who transform into a Ghoul will need to visit Jaye Vo within the Radiant Hills interior to equip or remove a disguise needed to visit some of the factions in Fallout 76 who aren’t friendly to Ghouls, such as the Raiders, Settlers, and the Brotherhood of Steel.
The Bullengrube
At the bottom of a series of waterfalls, players can find a small pond with a secret treasure known as the Bullengrube. While the body of water immediately located at the fast travel point here is a building-restricted area, players can still build in certain places around the nearby waterfalls and streams Northwest of the Bullengrube, making for several scenic CAMP locations in Fallout 76.
Point Repose
Among the new locations in Fallout 76, Point Pleasant is the farthest North location. Players can discover the sad story behind this location through the nearby notes left by the former residents.
Susan’s Cabin
A new meadow and cabin have mysteriously appeared on the Eastern outskirts of the Skyline Valley region, which will be used as the location for Fallout 76’s new Seasonal Public Event, the Big Bloom Event, which will run every Spring. When this Seasonal Event isn’t active, players can still visit this location to meet and chat with the meadow’s new resident, Black-Eyed Susan.
New/Updated Unmarked Locations in the Ghoul Within Update
Outside of the new marked locations added in Fallout 76’s Ghoul Within update, players may find that certain unmarked locations around the map have been updated with new scenery, potentially in anticipation of future updates for Fallout 76. One such location is a house located East of the Charleston Fire Department, which is now decorated with some of the same flowers that can be found at Susan’s Cabin.
- Released
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November 14, 2018
- ESRB
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M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Drug Reference, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Use of Alcohol