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Snowy plains generate where temperatures are very low and humidity is low to moderate. [[Minecraft:Frozen river]]s frequently meander through snowy plains, and they commonly border [[Minecraft:frozen ocean]]s, either directly or separated by [[Minecraft:snowy beach]]es or [[Minecraft:stony shore]]s.  
Snowy plains generate where temperatures are very low and humidity is low to moderate. [[Minecraft:Frozen river]]s frequently meander through snowy plains, and they commonly border [[Minecraft:frozen ocean]]s, either directly or separated by [[Minecraft:snowy beach]]es or [[Minecraft:stony shore]]s.  


[[Minecraft:Snowy taiga]]s may generate nearby, especially where humidity rises. Where erosion is low, rising terrain may lead to [[Minecraft:snowy slopes]] or [[Minecraft:grove]]s, which can climb further to [[Minecraft:jagged peaks]] or [[Minecraft:frozen peaks]], though snowy plains may also border those peak biomes directly. Where erosion is high, rising terrain may give way to [[Minecraft:windswept gravelly hills]] and [[Minecraft:windswept hills]]. [[Minecraft:Ice spikes]], [[Minecraft:plains]], and [[Minecraft:forest]]s also frequently generate nearby.  
[[Minecraft:Snowy taiga]]s and [[Minecraft:ice spikes]] often border snowy plains, sometimes separated by frozen rivers. Where erosion is low, snowy plains are replaced by large areas of [[Minecraft:snowy slopes]] or [[Minecraft:grove]]s, which can climb further to [[Minecraft:jagged peaks]] or [[Minecraft:frozen peaks]]. A thin snowy plains biome may generate in the lowest part of such mountain valleys.


[[Minecraft:Ice caves]]{{upcoming|Fourth Drop 2026}}, [[Minecraft:sulfur caves]], and [[Minecraft:dripstone caves]] are all relatively common beneath snowy plains.  
[[Minecraft:Windswept gravelly hills]] and [[Minecraft:windswept hills]] can generate nearby when the erosion is high. [[Minecraft:Plains]] and [[Minecraft:forest]] biomes generate where the temperature rises.
 
[[Minecraft:Ice caves]],{{upcoming|Fourth Drop 2026}} [[Minecraft:sulfur caves]], and [[Minecraft:dripstone caves]] are somewhat common beneath snowy plains.


== Description ==
== Description ==

Revision as of 11:10, 11 October 2026

Template:Infobox biome The snowy plains or ice plains are Minecraft:snow-covered grassland Minecraft:biomes in the Minecraft:Overworld that usually generate near other snowy biomes.

Generation

Snowy plains generate where temperatures are very low and humidity is low to moderate. Minecraft:Frozen rivers frequently meander through snowy plains, and they commonly border Minecraft:frozen oceans, either directly or separated by Minecraft:snowy beaches or Minecraft:stony shores.

Minecraft:Snowy taigas and Minecraft:ice spikes often border snowy plains, sometimes separated by frozen rivers. Where erosion is low, snowy plains are replaced by large areas of Minecraft:snowy slopes or Minecraft:groves, which can climb further to Minecraft:jagged peaks or Minecraft:frozen peaks. A thin snowy plains biome may generate in the lowest part of such mountain valleys.

Minecraft:Windswept gravelly hills and Minecraft:windswept hills can generate nearby when the erosion is high. Minecraft:Plains and Minecraft:forest biomes generate where the temperature rises.

Minecraft:Ice caves,Template:Upcoming Minecraft:sulfur caves, and Minecraft:dripstone caves are somewhat common beneath snowy plains.

Description

Snowy plains are plains covered with Minecraft:snow layers, which are often stacked Template:In due to a higher snow accumulation. Minecraft:Aquifers and Minecraft:springs freeze over soon after generation due to the temperature if not exposed to light; thus, Minecraft:sugar cane that generates alongside water sources often uproot itself shortly after. Minecraft:Lava lakes and lava springs that generate within the snowy plains biomes melt the snow layers around them.

Minecraft:Polar bears and Minecraft:rabbits are the only passive mobs spawning here. At nighttime or during thunderstorms, in Bedrock Edition, no other hostile mobs than Minecraft:frostbites,Template:Upcoming Minecraft:skeletons, and their cold Minecraft:stray variants can spawn here. Rarely, Minecraft:zombie horsemen can also spawn, as well as other hostile mobs Template:In.

Minecraft:Igloos are typical structures in snowy plains. Minecraft:Villages generate commonly, with structures made of spruce wood, and Minecraft:pillager outposts can also be found.

With Minecraft:Vibrant Visuals, snowy plains use default atmospherics with a strong cold color grading, making the biome appear icy blue. They have cold sunlight, which appears slightly brighter at dusk and dawn.

Mobs

The following mobs naturally spawn here:

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Sounds

Music

These music tracks play while the player is in snowy plains:

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Data values

ID

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Biome definition

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Achievements

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Advancements

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Videos

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History

Java Edition

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Bedrock Edition

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Legacy Console Edition

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New Nintendo 3DS Edition

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Issues

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Gallery

Screenshots

Historical screenshots

Mojang screenshots

In other media

See also

References

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External links

Navigation

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