Haunted Trail

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Haunted Trail
Board from Mario Party 10
Appears in Mario Party 10
Availability Default
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Haunted Trail is one of the five boards in Mario Party 10. The board is set in a haunted forest, similar to the sub-section of Soda Jungle from New Super Mario Bros. U, with a small town at the start of the board, and also passes through a graveyard and over a poisonous swamp. Many Boos and Swoops can also be seen around the board. The mini boss for this board is a Sledge Bro, with King Boo as the boss fought at the end of the board. Along with Airship Central, it is the only board that cannot be played on in Bowser Party mode.

This board also has a unique gimmick, where a Boo will haunt the captain when a certain area on the board is passed, and will lick them every turn, stealing five Mini Stars. The board has three of these spots, but two of them are on separate routes, so only two Boos can haunt the vehicle during the game. The Boo can be passed onto another player if they land on a Boo Space, or it can be scared away by passing under a Streetlight.

Layout[edit]

Haunted Trail from Mario Party 10
The playable characters on a Lucky Space.

Haunted Trail begins in the center of a small town, before heading past some Mini Stars to the first fork in the road. Both routes are equal length, however the left has five Mini Stars and the right has eight. The path then turns left and goes up a wall, to the first Boo spot where the path levels out, then takes another left turn to a Toad House. The trail continues through the graveyard to a right turn and another fork in the road. Here, the left path has eight Mini Stars, while the right has three Mini Ztars. The path continues up another wall to the first streetlight and the mid boss fort. After the fort, the path splits again, with the left route leading almost immediately to another Boo. This route then goes up another wall to another fork, with eight Mini Stars to the left and five Mini Ztars to the right. These two paths then re-join, and meet up with the right path again. The right path is one space longer than the left and has a different arrangement of spaces, but is otherwise the same, except for the Boo being positioned later on the path and the Mini Stars and Ztars switching sides. Immediately after the paths meet, the players reach the Homestretch, and travel up another wall to another streetlight, onto the final road to the castle where the main boss is fought.

Spaces[edit]

Type of Space Number of Spaces
Green Space from Mario Party 10
Green Spaces
21
Special Dice Block Space from Mario Party 10
Special Dice Block Spaces
25 (24 if Bowser is released)
Dash Space from Mario Party 10
Dash Spaces
1
Back Space from Mario Party 10
Back Spaces
1
Change Space from Mario Party 10
Change Spaces
2
Steal Space from Mario Party 10
Steal Spaces
2
Lucky Space from Mario Party 10
Lucky Spaces
7
Unlucky Space from Mario Party 10
Unlucky Spaces
4
Bowser Jr. Space from Mario Party 10
Bowser Jr. Spaces
6 (0 if Bowser is released)
Bowser Space from Mario Party 10
Bowser Spaces
0 (6 if Bowser is released)
Minigame Space from Mario Party 10
Minigame Spaces
17
A space from Mario Party 10
Boo Spaces
13
Boss Battle Space / Gate Space from Mario Party 10
Boss Battle Spaces
2
Total 101

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Names in other languages[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese ヒヤヒヤウッド
Hiyahiya Uddo
Frightening Woods [?]
Dutch Spookjesbos Ghost Woods [?]
French (Canadian) Chemin hanté Haunted Road [?]
French (European) Sentier hanté Haunted Trail [?]
German Spukpfad Haunted Path [?]
Italian Sentiero stregato Bewitched Trail [?]
Portuguese Trilho Assombrado Haunted Track [?]
Russian Дорожка привидений
Dorozhka privideniy
Ghost Pathwalk [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Ruta tenebrosa Dark Route [?]
Spanish (European) Sendero encantado Enchanted Trail [?]

Magical Sleigh[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese マジカルカーゴ
Majikaru Kāgo
Magical Cargo [?]
Dutch Magische slee Magic Sleigh [?]
French Traîneau magique Magic Sleigh [?]
German Magischer Schlitten Magic Sleigh [?]
Italian Slitta magica Magic Sleigh [?]
Portuguese Trenó Mágico Magic Sleigh [?]
Russian Волшебные сани
Volshebnyye sani
Magic Sleigh [?]
Spanish Trineo mágico Magic Sleigh [?]

Lovely Sleigh[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese エンジェルカーゴ
Enjeru Kāgo
Angel Cargo [?]
Dutch Betoverende slee Enchanting Sleigh [?]
French (Canadian) Adorable traîneau Adorable sleigh [?]
French (European) Traîneau mignon Cute sleigh [?]
German Hübscher Schlitten Pretty Sleigh [?]
Italian Slitta romantica Romantic Sleigh [?]
Portuguese Trenó Ternurento Tender Sleigh [?]
Russian Красивые сани
Krasivyye sani
Beautiful Sleigh [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Trineo encantador charming Sleigh [?]
Spanish (European) Trineo primoroso Cute Sleigh [?]

King Boo Sleigh[edit]

Language Name Meaning Note(s) Ref.
Japanese キングテレサカーゴ
Kingu Teresa Kāgo
King Boo Cargo [?]
Dutch King Boo-slee King Boo Sleigh [?]
French Traîneau Roi Boo King Boo Sleigh [?]
German König-Buu-Huu-Schlitten King Boo Sleigh [?]
Italian Slitta Re Boo King Boo Sleigh [?]
Portuguese Trenó do Rei Bu King Boo's Sleigh [?]
Russian Сани бу-короля
Sani bu-korolya
King Boo Sleigh [?]
Spanish (Latin American) Trineo rey Bú King Boo Sleigh [?]
Spanish (European) Trineo de Rey Boo King Boo's Sleigh [?]