Super Bear Adventure All Secret Areas and Hidden Locations (2026)

Super Bear Adventure All Secret Areas and Hidden Locations (2026)

Super Bear Adventure hides a lot more than coins and caged bears. Behind cracked walls, under deep water and on top of tall towers you’ll find rooms challenges and whole levels that most players walk right past.

This guide covers every major secret area, world by world. Some were added on purpose by the developer, while others were found and shared by players. To keep things clear, each one has a label:

• Official: confirmed in the developer’s 
• Player-reported: found by the community and described in more than one guide. Exact spots can shift after updates.

All Secret Areas at a Glance

Secret	Where	How to find it	Status
The Backrooms	Bear Village	A hard-to-reach route out of bounds	Official
Secret climb challenge	Bear Village	Hidden climbing route in the hub	Official
Breakable ice block	Bear Village	Break the ice to see what is frozen inside	Official
Green screen room	Bear Village	Through an open door near the studio (player-reported spot)	Official
Igloo sticker	Bear Village	Back of the igloo	Player-reported
High igloo	Turtletown	Up high in the village	Player-reported
Crystalline Lagoon entrance	Turtletown	Unlocks after The Hive	Official
Hidden cave room	Snow Valley	Swim deep in the entrance cave	Player-reported
Frozen penguin	Snow Valley	Search the icy corners	Player-reported
Pirate ship	Beemothep Desert	Board it and sail	Official
Chest behind the pyramid	Beemothep Desert	Reach it using the pirate ship	Player-reported
Golden car	Beemothep Desert	Behind a house	Player-reported
Astral Temple entrance	Beemothep Desert	Solve the pyramid puzzle after The Hive	Official
Drawer portal	Giant House	Go through a drawer	Player-reported
Mole Mines, Astral Temple, Astral Dunes	Bonus levels	Unlock after finishing The Hive	Official
Hidden stickers	Every level	3 per level	Official

Bear Village Secrets

Bear Village is the hub that links every level, so most players rush through it. That’s a mistake, because the village hides several of the game’s best secrets.

The Secret Climb Challenge

Official. The developer added a secret climb challenge to Bear Village in version 10.4. It’s a tough parkour route that tests your jumping, wall running and ledge grabs.

The developer hasn’t said exactly where it starts, so explore the edges and high spots of the village. The challenge loads as its own area, and later updates fixed its camera, which shows it’s still an active part of the game.

The Breakable Ice Block

Official. Since version 11.1, an ice block in Bear Village can be broken. Players report a giant frozen Shicka, Baaren’s companion, near the snowy part of the village. Attack the ice and see what you uncover.

The Green Screen Room

Official room, player-reported location. The game has a green screen (chroma key) room. The developer has fixed its lighting several times and made photo mode work inside it.

Players say it sits behind an open door in a house, close to where you customize your bear. It’s a great spot for photo mode shots, since the plain green walls make your outfit stand out.

The Igloo Sticker

Player-reported. Several guides say a sticker is hidden on the back of the igloo in Bear Village. Walk all the way around the igloo, not just to its front door.

The Backrooms

Official. The Backrooms are the game’s most famous secret. The developer added them in version 10.1, then gave them a special visual effect in 10.2, which needs motion blur turned on in the settings.

The Backrooms are a maze of repeating rooms and corridors, inspired by the internet’s well-known “Backrooms” idea. They are not part of the story, and skipping them won’t hurt your progress.

Where Is the Backrooms Entrance?

There is no door or sign. Players reach the Backrooms with a movement trick that gets Baaren past the edge of the normal map in Bear Village. Recent community guides point to a tall tower above the tutorial area as the starting point.

The exact trick changes often, because the developer keeps fixing the glitches players use. Older methods, such as wall glitches near the Arcade World, are reported to be patched. If a video doesn’t work for you, check that it was made for your game version.

What’s Inside

Players report a shadowy black bear with red eyes that moves around the maze. Fan sources also describe a blue chest hidden behind a wall with the words “HE IS WATCHING”. It reportedly holds a Shadow Bear emote.

The corridors repeat, so remember the wall writing instead of your turns. Landmarks are much easier to follow than directions.

How to Get Out

Players say there is a hole in the floor near the text “BING BONG BACKROOMS” that takes you back to the hub. If you get lost, follow one wall until you find it. You can also try the pause menu’s option to return to Bear Village.

Turtletown Secrets

Turtletown is the first big level, but it keeps surprises for later. Come back after you finish the story and it opens up even more.

• The high igloo (player-reported). Guides describe an igloo sitting high above the village, which looks out of place in a green, sunny world. Climb to the rooftops and high ledges to spot it.
• DJ Pierre (official). DJ Pierre, who runs the music show in Bear Village, is one of the bears you can rescue in Turtletown.
• The Crystalline Lagoon entrance (official). Version 13.0 added a new underwater mole level in Turtletown. Its entrance unlocks after you finish The Hive.
• Caves and sewers (official). The developer has improved visibility in Turtletown’s caves and fixed its sewer gates. Both areas reward players who explore off the main path.

Snow Valley Secrets

Snow Valley is full of ice, caves and water, which makes it a great place to hide things.

• The hidden cave room (player-reported). Several guides describe a secret room inside the entrance cave. You reach it by swimming deep underwater until you find a hole. Players say it has purple honey and story clues linked to the game’s villain. Watch your oxygen meter, and collect coins underwater to refill it.
• The frozen penguin (player-reported). Guides mention a penguin frozen in ice in one of the valley’s corners. Check every icy nook as you explore.

Beemothep Desert Secrets

The desert is a huge open level with plenty of places to hide things. Use vehicles to cover ground quickly.

The Pirate Ship and the Chest Behind the Pyramid

Official ship, player-reported chest. A pirate ship first appeared in the desert in 10.5 as decoration. Version 11.1 made it a working ship you can sail.

Players report that the ship can carry you to a high platform behind the pyramid, where a chest is waiting. It’s one of the few secrets you need a vehicle to reach.

The Golden Car

Player-reported. Guides say a golden car is parked behind one of the desert houses. It’s very fast but hard to control, so practise on open sand first.

The Astral Temple Entrance

Official. The entrance to the Astral Temple is sealed by a puzzle at the pyramid. You can only open it after finishing The Hive, when the mole challenges unlock.

The Pyramid Labyrinth and Desert Houses

Official. The pyramid has an inside labyrinth, and version 12.0 added house interiors you can walk into. Both are easy to miss if you stay on the sand.

Giant House Secrets

In the Giant House, you’re tiny and the furniture is huge, so secrets hide in drawers, gaps and holes.

• The drawer portal (player-reported). Several guides describe a colorful portal you reach by going through a drawer. Players say a book nearby holds a hidden message.
• The mouse hole (player-reported). One guide reports a mouse hole near the TV stand that leads into a cabinet. Treat it as a lead, not a promise.
• Bathroom toys (official). Version 12.0 added an interactive soap bar and rubber duck in the bathroom.
• Tic Tac Toe (official). The same update added a Tic Tac Toe mini-game somewhere in the house.
• The Crogo area (official). The developer improved this area in 10.4, so it’s worth a visit.

The Hive Secrets

The Hive is the final level, and it was fully rebuilt in version 10.0. It added a river, a factory, a backyard and a throne room.

• Maybee’s Gift Shop (official). This special shop sells items that you unlock by completing tasks, not just by spending coins.
• Hive stickers (official). The rebuilt Hive has its own hidden stickers to find.

Post-Game Secret Levels

Beating The Hive isn’t the end. Finishing it unlocks the mole challenges, bonus levels added in version 12.0 that are harder than the main game and full of chests.

Mole Mines

The Mole Mines are underground tunnels with minecarts, a long slide and bats that attack as you pass. One guide also reports a hidden mole tucked into a corner near the entrance railway. Each mole level has a timer and medals, so you can replay them for faster times.

Astral Temple and Astral Dunes

You reach the Astral Temple through the desert pyramid, once you solve its entrance puzzle. It connects to the Astral Dunes, where a ship carries you across the sand. Boats can collect coins and keys here and help you exit the dunes.

Crystalline Lagoon and Its Multiplayer-Only Area

The Crystalline Lagoon, added in 13.0, is a water-themed mole level in Turtletown. Version 13.0 also gave Baaren new swimming moves, including underwater attacks.

The lagoon has an optional area that can only be completed in multiplayer. If you want to see everything, bring a friend through the Network Machine in Bear Village. The developer later added extra chests in 13.0.2 for items that could not be obtained before.

Hidden Stickers in Every Level

Stickers are the game’s smallest secrets. The developer added three hidden stickers to every level in version 1.9.7, and the rebuilt Hive has its own.

They hide on rooftops, behind objects and in out-of-the-way corners. Players often mention spots like the tops of furniture in the Giant House and the backs of buildings. One guide says a Snow Valley sticker appears only after a belly stomp on the right spot.

Note that stickers were removed from Hardcore Mode in version 13.0.5, so look for them in the normal levels.

Secrets That Were Patched or Removed

Some secrets you see in old videos no longer work. Many updates fix out-of-bounds tricks.

• Old Backrooms entrances. Wall glitches near the Arcade World and soccer-ball tricks are reported to be patched.
• Out-of-bounds spots. Updates have fixed ways to clip into the desert pyramid, the soccer field lockers and the Giant House.
• The Wheel of Fortune. Capitalos’ Wheel of Fortune was removed in version 13.0.
• The original Hive. The first version of The Hive was replaced in 10.0, along with the old soundtrack.

If a video’s trick fails, check when it was made. A guide from an older version may show something that no longer exists.

Tips for Finding Secrets

• Look up and look down. Secrets often hide on rooftops, high ledges and under deep water.
• Attack odd walls and blocks. Cracked walls and ice can often be broken.
• Use every move. Wall runs, ledge grabs, dives and belly stomps reach places normal jumps can’t.
• Watch your oxygen. Collecting coins underwater refills your air, so grab them on long dives.
• Use photo mode. Its free camera helps you scan an area for spots you can’t see while playing.
• Come back after The Hive. Mole levels and the Crystalline Lagoon only open once the story is done.
• Skip mod menus. They can break your save, and the real fun is finding secrets yourself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the biggest secret in Super Bear Adventure?

The Backrooms is the most famous one. It’s a hidden maze added in version 10.1, reached by a tricky route out of the normal map in Bear Village.

How do I unlock the secret mole levels?

Finish The Hive. That unlocks the mole challenges: the Mole Mines, the Astral Temple, the Astral Dunes and, since 13.0, the Crystalline Lagoon.

Is there a secret area you can only reach with friends?

Yes. The Crystalline Lagoon has an optional area that can only be completed in multiplayer.

Why can’t I get into the Backrooms?

The entrance relies on a movement trick, and many older methods have been patched. Make sure the guide or video you follow matches your game version.

How many stickers are in each level?

The developer added three hidden stickers to each level. The Hive also has its own stickers.

Do secrets affect my story progress?

No. Most secrets are optional extras. You can finish the main story without finding any of them.

Conclusion

Super Bear Adventure rewards curious players. From the Backrooms and the Bear Village climb challenge to the post-game mole levels and the Crystalline Lagoon, there’s always another corner to check. Start with the official secrets, then hunt down the player-reported ones, and see how many you can find.