Dying Light 2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout Guide

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Updated January 4, 2024

Dying Light 2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout is a safe zone you can unlock in the Horseshoe District, provided you manage to reach the top of the broken highway in Techland’s video game. Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout is a bit more complicated than the Quarry End Swimming Pool Nightrunner Hideout, and it requires more Stamina.

Furthermore, this Nightrunner Hideout can be accessed in various ways; therefore, below, we’ll go over one of them so that you can unlock the Safe Zone as early as possible.

Where To Find the Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout

As you can notice on the map below, the DL2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout is on the eastern side of the district. It is just northeast of Maple Windmill, so make sure you activate that mill first.

Dying Light 2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout Unlock

Once you unlock the mill, head to the location on my map to find the starting point. Basically, you’ll start your ascension from the location I have marked above.

How To Unlock the Hideout

Once you arrive at the location marked on my map, stay on the ground and try to find the starting location, which is the lamp post below.

Dying Light 2 Stay Human Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout Guide

Above the lamp post, you can see a bridge, so jump on the post and then onto the balcony in my screenshot. Next, turn left and cross the bridge. On the other side, there’s a metal ramp you can use to ascend. Follow it, then turn left to spot a zipline (pictured).

Dying Light 2 Stay Human Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout Unlock

Use the zipline to get to the platform in the distance, then go left around the highway’s sustaining pillar. Now, you should be able to see two ropes.

Dying Light 2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout Guide

The idea here is to swing from one rope to another and eventually land on the platform on the other side. So, start by jumping on the first one, then tilt the thumbstick back and forth, then press R1 (on Playstation) to jump and grab the second rope.

Finally, jump on the metal platform. As a side note, make sure you keep an eye on your Stamina. After reaching the next platform, climb on the yellow tarp, then head right around the concrete structure, and you’ll see a yellow metal beam. Carefully hop on it, then quickly check the left side to spot this concrete wall you can climb.

DL2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout Guide

Move as fast as you can, especially if you are low on Stamina. Once you climb the wall pictured above, you’ll see the Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout. Now, look for the generator behind a painting on the ground.

Dying Light 2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout How To Get

After starting the generator, the eastern Dying Light 2 Horseshoe Nightrunner Hideout is unlocked, so you can use it whenever you need to rest.

Check out our collection of Dying Light 2 guides for the trickiest side-quests, windmills, Safe Codes, and more. Everything you need to know about the latest Dying Light video game. Dying Light 2 Stay Human is a 2022 action role-playing game developed and published by Techland. The sequel to Dying Light (2015), the game was released on February 4, 2022, for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

Misc Guides & How To’s:

Windmill Locations:

Safe Code Locations:

Walkthroughs:

Military Airdrop Locations:

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