Fortnite cube locations: Path of the Voyager guide

Fortnite cube locations: how the Path of the Voyager quest works

The Path of the Voyager quest in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2 asks players to collect 70 Chaos Cubes spread across the current island. Each cube is a small, glowing orange object that is easiest to find when you know which named points of interest to clear first. This guide breaks the 70 fortnite cube locations into POI-sized chunks, explains how pickup works, and flags the cubes that require a keycard, a pickaxe swing, or a hidden entrance before they will register as collected.

The quest sits inside the wider Showdown storyline, where The Foundation and the Ice King are in open conflict. Progress is linear in count: you only need to pick up 70 of the cubes, and most of them can be reached on foot from a bus path. Because the quest is split across many small areas, the practical problem is less about combat and more about route planning, so a per-POI checklist tends to work better than a single linear walkthrough.

How Chaos Cubes behave on the map

Every Chaos Cube on the island uses the same pickup rule. When you are within interaction range, an exclamation point marker appears on your screen, which is the game telling you that one of the fortnite cube locations is nearby. You can either run into the cube directly or press the interact button if the geometry keeps you just out of reach.

A few cubes are inside locked containers, behind breakable terrain, or hidden in foliage. In those cases, the same exclamation point appears once you are close enough, and you break the obstacle with a pickaxe or a weapon before walking over the cube. The pickup itself never costs materials, health, or time, which means the only real cost is the travel between POIs.

Dark Dominion: the five opening cubes

Dark Dominion sits near the center of the island and is the natural first stop for most players, partly because the bus path often lands close by and partly because five cubes are clustered in a small area. The opening fortnite cube locations in this POI are designed to teach the pickup rule before the quest pushes you into larger zones.

Inside the southeast house, on the ground-floor mantlepiece by the fireplace.
Inside the slightly southwest house, sitting in the bathroom bathtub.
Outside the hilltop house to the east, on the barbecue on the deck.
Under the breakable floor in the center of Dark Dominion, reached by smashing the glass with a pickaxe or a bullet and dropping down.
Inside the small chest-shaped roadside building to the northwest, reached by smashing the windows.

The breakable-floor cube is the only one in the cluster that requires a tool swing, and the chest-shaped building is the only one that requires breaking a window. Both are quick, but they are the kind of fortnite cube locations that players report missing if they walk past without looking down or trying the side walls.

Battlewood Boulevard: five cubes around the cinema district

Battlewood Boulevard is a movie theatre district on the western side of the island. The five fortnite cube locations here are spread between the theatre, a climbing rock, a water canal, and two residential buildings, which makes it a good second stop because the route is short and almost every cube is visible from a single street run.

Cube	Where to look	Access note
Theatre cube	Northeast of Battlewood Boulevard, on a chair by the projector inside the movie theatre	Walk in, no tools needed
Climbing rock cube	Northwest section, on top of the big climbing rock	Build or climb up
Canal cube	Near the center, in a small paddling pool down the side of the water canal	Drop down to the pool
South building cube	South of Battlewood Boulevard, on a table inside a building	Look through the window first
Southwest house cube	Kitchen table in the southwest house	Walk in from the street

Two of these fortnite cube locations are inside buildings with direct line of sight from the street, which makes them a fast clear if you are not yet familiar with the POI. The climbing rock cube is the one that tends to slow a first pass, because the marker only appears once you are on the same height as the cube itself.

Painted Palms: snow, food trucks, and carnivorous plants

Painted Palms mixes a snowy western edge with a hotter central area, and the five fortnite cube locations here reflect that split. The snowside cube is the easiest to miss, because it sits under a white tent in a region that does not look like the rest of the POI.

On a table under a white tent in the snowy area to the west.
Inside a food truck near the middle of Painted Palms, reachable by destroying the truck with a pickaxe if you cannot open it normally.
On the floor of a trailer in the middle of Painted Palms, next to some paintings.
Under a large rock structure on the east side of Painted Palms.
In the mouth of a carnivorous plant on the east side of the POI.

The food truck cube is the one most players need a second pass for, because the truck blocks the pickup range until the body is broken open. The carnivorous plant cube is unusual among fortnite cube locations because the surrounding geometry hides the exclamation point until you are standing almost on top of the plant.

Wonkeeland and the cliffside cubes

Wonkeeland is a theme-park style area on the south side of the island, and the quest places five of the fortnite cube locations in and around it. Two of the cubes sit outside the named POI on nearby cliffs, which is why the total feels larger than the park itself.

Southeast bush

Cube	Setting	Why it confuses players
Northwest compound	Inside a cardboard box in the white and green building on the ocean side	Easy to walk past the box
Water log ride	On the ground inside the water log ride in the north section	Cube blends with ride debris
Wonkee statue	On top of the Wonkee statue in the south section	High up, easy to overlook
North cliff	Out in the open on the cliff north of Wonkeeland	Outside the named POI border
Hidden in a bush southeast of Wonkeeland	Look for the gold glow rather than the shape

The southeast bush is the cube that players most often describe as a hidden one, because the bush itself hides the orange glow until you are almost on top of it. Watching for the gold particle effect is the practical trick, and it is the same approach that helps with several other fortnite cube locations in dense foliage.

Sus Studios: a mix of rooftops, scaffolding, and a diner

Sus Studios is a studio lot in the southeast of the island, and the quest scatters five cubes across a refrigerator, a scaffolding rig, a meeting room, a rocky overpass, and a diner northeast of the lot. The diversity is the point: the route forces you to leave the central lot and check terrain that you would not normally visit during a match.

Inside a refrigerator on the west side of Sus Studios, accessed by shooting or pickaxing the fridge door.
On top of some scaffolding in the middle of the lot, reached by riding the Wonkeeland rail on the right side up to the platform.
Upstairs on the meeting table in the easternmost building of the lot.
Under the excavator digger on the rocky overpass just southeast of the lot.
On the carpeted section of the diner to the northeast.

The fridge cube is one of the more unusual fortnite cube locations because the fridge is the only thing that needs to be broken, not the surrounding wall. The rail-based scaffolding cube is also a useful reference point for the wider quest, since similar rail tricks are used in other parts of the island.

Humble Hills and the Battlewood sign detour

Humble Hills is a residential area on the north side of the island, and the quest places several of the fortnite cube locations here, including two that technically sit on the hill east of the POI rather than inside it. That split is what makes the area feel larger than the map marker suggests.

On top of the Peely statue on the northernmost house in the northwest section.
On the pool float in the swimming pool on the northeast side.
On top of a hot tub on the southwest side.
On the back of the giant Battlewood sign on the east hill, specifically on the letter “A.”
Inside a food truck behind the Battlewood sign on the same east hill.

The two cubes on the east hill are a useful example of why a per-POI list is more reliable than a single ordered walkthrough. Players who think of Humble Hills as a single neighborhood often miss the sign entirely, even though the two cubes there are a meaningful chunk of the 70-cube total.

Fore Fields: flagpoles, yachts, and a glowing cooler

Fore Fields is a coastal area on the east side of the island, and the five fortnite cube locations here are split between a flagpole, a wall sign, a round table, a yacht just off the cliff, and a camp cooler. The yacht and the cooler are the two that the quest uses to teach you that cubes can be off the main walking path.

On top of a flagpole in the northeast section.
On the grass next to a small wall sign in the northwest section.
On top of a round table in the middle building.
On a yacht in the ocean just off the south cliff.
Inside a cooler at a small camp in the southwest section, reached by pickaxing or shooting the cooler.

The yacht cube is the one that is genuinely off the land mass, and you will need to build, swim, or use a mobility item to reach it. The cooler cube is a useful template for the rest of the quest, because several fortnite cube locations hide inside breakable props that look like scenery until you notice the gold particle effect.

Latte Landing and the islands to the north

Latte Landing is a beachside area on the south side of the island, and the quest uses it as a hub for several fortnite cube locations that sit on small islands to the north. Because the islands are reachable by build or by a short swim, the practical question is which side of the POI you start from.

Between two tents at a lone island camp north of Latte Landing.
On a half-sunken ship north of Latte Landing, in the open on the deck.
On a swing in the middle of the main Latte Landing area.
On a small upstairs table in a house on the west side of Latte Landing.
Inside a small glowing tent at a camp south of Latte Landing, reached by destroying the tent.

The half-sunken ship is the cube that most clearly belongs on a marine route, while the swing and the upstairs table are the two that sit right in the main POI. Grouping the island cubes together and the POI cubes together is a small planning change that tends to save time, and it is a pattern that works for several other clusters of fortnite cube locations.

New Sanctuary: the vault, the beach, and a hidden room

New Sanctuary is the largest city POI on the current island, and the quest places multiple fortnite cube locations in and around it, including one that lives behind a bush on a roadside, one on the beach, and one inside a vault that requires a keycard. The mix of locked and unlocked cubes is what makes the city feel like a separate chapter of the quest.

On the diving board by the swimming pool on the bottom floor of the big white building south of Sus Studios.
In a hidden roadside room northeast of New Sanctuary, reached by walking through a large bush that hides a secret entrance, with the cube under a Slurp Co vehicle.
On the beach south of New Sanctuary, under a crashed UFO where the island meets the ocean.
Inside a trailer to the south of Fore Fields and northeast of New Sanctuary, on the stove.
Behind the locked vault door at the bottom of New Sanctuary, reached by taking a zipline down and using a keycard to enter.

The vault cube is the only one in this group that requires a keycard, and the roadside bush is the only one that requires you to walk through a piece of foliage to find a hidden room. Both are deliberate, and both are the kind of fortnite cube locations that a checklist can mark off long before the route is finished.

Ripped Tides: skate park, umbrellas, and a tattoo parlor

Ripped Tides is a beachside area on the west side of the island, and the five fortnite cube locations here are split between a beach umbrella, a skate park, a tattoo parlor, a metal hill building, and a wooden shack. The variety is similar to Sus Studios, and the practical approach is to clear the beach first before pushing north.

Under a purple beach umbrella in the south section, identifiable by the gold glow.
In the mouth of the shark statue at the skate park in the west section.
On a chair inside the tattoo parlor in a building on the east side.
Inside a wooden crate outside a small metal building on a hill to the northeast.
In a bush next to a wooden shack on a hill to the north, with the bush itself glowing.

The umbrella cube and the bush cube are both the kind of fortnite cube locations that read better from a short distance than from up close, because the gold particle effect is easier to spot than the cube itself when you are standing on top of it.

Treechopped Timbermill and Elite’s Outpost: the unmapped POIs

Treechopped Timbermill and Elite’s Outpost are not marked on the current map. They sit where Tiptop Terrace used to be, west and southwest of Wonkeeland, and the quest uses them to place five of the fortnite cube locations in a region that new players may not even know exists.

On the floor of the top-left building at Elite’s Outpost, southwest of Wonkeeland.
On top of the log ramp at Treechopped Timbermill, west of Wonkeeland.
Inside a glowing tent at a small riverside camp south of Elite’s Outpost, reached by pickaxing the tent.
In the middle of a fallen log bridge southwest of Wonkeeland.
On top of a couch inside a red-roofed cabin directly south of Wonkeeland.

The fact that these areas are unmapped is the reason a pure POI walkthrough fails here. The quest expects you to learn the new geometry, which is why the fortnite cube locations in this cluster often feel like the hardest five of the run even though none of them require a tool swing or a keycard.

Squibbly Shores and the remaining cubes

Squibbly Shores is the last cluster on the list, and the remaining fortnite cube locations in the quest sit in and around it, with at least one cube on the east side of the POI. Because the IGN walkthrough excerpt is truncated at Squibbly Shores, the exact count of additional cubes here should be verified against the live page before you plan a final route, but the area follows the same pattern as the rest of the quest: a mix of interior pickups, a small climb, and a couple of off-path cubes that reward a slow walk rather than a sprint.

For the most reliable read on the remaining cubes, treat the IGN Chaos Cube guide as the canonical reference and cross-check it against your in-game quest tracker, because the publisher can update POI content mid-season without changing the cube count.

Practical route planning for all 70 cubes

Because the 70 fortnite cube locations are spread across most of the named POIs on the current island, the fastest clears tend to follow one of two patterns: a bus path that lands near Dark Dominion and then spirals outward, or a bus path that lands at the coast and works inward through Latte Landing, Ripped Tides, and New Sanctuary. Either approach works, and the choice mostly comes down to which side of the map the bus path favors in a given match.

Pick a starting POI that the bus path crosses, and clear its cubes in a single loop before you move on.
Treat each POI as a five-cube budget, and use the count to plan your next stop rather than walking the entire island.
Save the vault cube in New Sanctuary for after you have a keycard, so you do not waste a trip into the locked room.
Group the off-path cubes such as the Battlewood sign, the Fore Fields yacht, and the Latte Landing half-sunken ship into a single mobility pass instead of three separate ones.
End at an unmapped POI like Treechopped Timbermill or Elite’s Outpost, because these are the cubes that other players are least likely to have already looted.

The route that the quest rewards is the one that treats each POI as a self-contained five-cube budget. Players who try to clear the whole island in a straight line tend to run out of time and miss the fortnite cube locations that sit one or two buildings off the main road, while players who use the POI budget tend to finish the quest with time to spare for combat or rotations.

Frequently asked questions

How many fortnite cube locations are there in the Path of the Voyager quest?

There are 70 Chaos Cubes in total, spread across the named and unnamed POIs of the current island. The quest only requires you to pick up 70 cubes, so there is no hidden bonus for collecting extras beyond what the official list tracks.

Do I need a keycard to complete the cube quest?

Only one cube in New Sanctuary requires a keycard, because it sits behind the locked vault door at the bottom of the city. The remaining 69 fortnite cube locations can be picked up without any key item, although a few require breaking a prop such as a fridge, a food truck, or a tent before the cube itself becomes collectible.

What does the exclamation point marker mean?

The exclamation point is the in-game indicator that one of the fortnite cube locations is within interaction range. It appears on your screen as soon as you are close enough to pick up the cube, even if the cube itself is hidden behind geometry, inside a container, or sitting in a bush.

Can I pick up Chaos Cubes in a vehicle?

Yes. Most cubes can be picked up by driving or gliding through them, which is the practical trick for the off-path cubes on islands, yachts, and half-sunken ships. If the geometry keeps you just out of range, the interact button still works as long as you are within pickup distance.

Do Chaos Cubes respawn during a match?

Cubes are shared quest progress for the season rather than per-match loot, so once you pick one up it stays collected on your account. You will not find the same fortnite cube locations respawning inside a single match, which is why the quest rewards a single careful clear per POI.

Are the cubes visible from the battle bus?

No. The orange glow is only readable from a short distance and is hidden by walls, terrain, and dense foliage, which is why the exclamation point is the more reliable signal. Most of the fortnite cube locations are designed to be found on foot rather than spotted from the air.

What is the fastest POI to clear first?

Dark Dominion is usually the fastest first stop because its five cubes sit in a small area and the bus path often lands close by. The breakable-floor cube and the chest-shaped building are the only ones that need a tool swing, and both are quick.

Where can I check my progress in real time?

Your quest tracker shows the running count of Chaos Cubes you have collected, and most third-party walkthroughs such as the IGN guide include a checklist that mirrors that counter. Cross-checking the tracker with a per-POI list is the most reliable way to confirm that none of the fortnite cube locations have been missed.

Do the cubes appear in every match type?

The cubes are part of the season-long quest rather than a per-mode event, so they appear in the standard Battle Royale modes. They do not appear in limited-time modes that use a different map, which is worth checking before you plan a long route.

What happens after I collect all 70 cubes?

Collecting all 70 fortnite cube locations completes the Path of the Voyager quest and awards the associated quest reward, which is set by the current season pass. Once the quest is finished, the cubes remain on the island but no longer count toward additional quest progress, and the quest entry is removed from your active tracker.

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