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Sinnoh Route 208 ２０８番道路 Route 208

Map description A lush field of grass spreads from Mt. Coronet's sheer rock face, creating a vista of contrasts.DPPt A lush field of grass spreads from Mount Coronet's sheer rock face, creating a vista of contrasts.BDSP The Berry Master, an old man who loves nature, Pokémon, and Berries, makes his home here.

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Connecting locations

Location Location of Route 208 in Sinnoh.

Pokémon world routes

Route 208 (Japanese: ２０８ばんどうろ Route 208) is a route in central Sinnoh, connecting Hearthome City with Mount Coronet.

Route description

The route starts out from the west, by exiting Mount Coronet. It then makes its way east, to a series of bridges which pass over a chasm. These bridges facilitate travel in two directions: across to the other side of the chasm, or down to the river which flows underneath.

The high road will take travelers to a grassy meadow, to which the Berry Master's house is adjacent. This expert grower will hand out one random Berry daily. A tree at the southern end of the meadow can be covered in honey to attract wild Pokémon; the entrance to Hearthome City is further to the east.

The meandering Trainer will make their way down to the river which flows at the base of the mountain. A path, accessible with Rock Climb, can be traversed for a battle with a Hiker and a hidden IronDPBDSP or Star PiecePt. By surfing along the river and up a steep waterfall, a Carbos can be found.

Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum

Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

Items

Random Berries

Once per day, the Berry Master will randomly give the player one Berry. In Generation IV, this can be any of the first 30 Berries. In Generation VIII, some of the later Berries are replaced with rare Berries.

Pokémon

Generation IV

Pokémon	Games						Location	Levels	Rate
	D		P		Pt			16	0%	0%	20%
	D		P		Pt			19	0%	0%	10%
	D		P		Pt			16-18	30%
	D		P		Pt			16-17	20%	20%	10%
	D		P		Pt			17-18	15%
	D		P		Pt			16-17	20%	20%	10%
	D		P		Pt			19-20	15%
	D		P		Pt			16	20%
	D		P		Pt			18	20%
	D		P		Pt			17-18	10%
	D		P		Pt			18-20	20%
	D		P		Pt			18	20%
	D		P		Pt			19	10%	10%	0%
Surfing
	D		P		Pt			20-40	90%
	D		P		Pt			20	90%
	D		P		Pt			20-40	10%
Fishing
	D		P		Pt			3-10	100%
	D		P		Pt			3-15	100%
	D		P		Pt			10-25	45%
	D		P		Pt			10-25	55%
	D		P		Pt			10-25	45%
	D		P		Pt			30-55	45%
	D		P		Pt			30-55	55%
	D		P		Pt			20-50	45%
Swarm
	D		P		Pt			16	40%
	D		P		Pt			18	40%
Special Pokémon
	D		P		Pt			18-20	22%
	D		P		Pt			17-18	22%
	D		P		Pt			18	8%
	D		P		Pt			20	8%
	D		P		Pt			18	8%
	D		P		Pt			20	8%
A colored background means that the Pokémon can be found in this location in the specified game. A white background with a colored letter means that the Pokémon cannot be found here.

Additionally, wild Pokémon can appear on the Honey Tree.

Generation VIII

Additionally, wild Pokémon can appear on the Honey Tree.

Trainers

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl

Pokémon Platinum

Artist William's Smeargle knows Ominous Wind, AncientPower, Silver Wind, and Baton Pass.

Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl

Trainer Tips!
After a Berry is planted, watch the
color of the soil.
If the soil is dark, it means it has
plenty of moisture.
If the soil is lighter in color,
water it with your Sprayduck.

In the manga

Pokémon Adventures

Diamond & Pearl arc

Route 208 appeared in Boogying with Buneary, where Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum emerged on it from Mount Coronet after barely surviving Cyrus's attempt to bury them under a Rock Slide. At the entrance to Hearthome City, they encountered a Buneary, which accidentally hit Pearl in the face with its ear. Angered by this, Pearl then led the trio to chase after the Rabbit Pokémon as it fled into Hearthome City.

Trivia

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