Serpent's Pass

Location from Avatar: The Last Airbender by Michael Dante DiMartino & Bryan Konietzko

A treacherous narrow mountain path over a vast lake — guarded by a colossal sea serpent and used as a desperate route by refugees fleeing to Ba Sing Se.

Also known as: the Serpent's Pass, Serpent Pass

What They Know

• A massive sea serpent attacks anyone who attempts to cross, making the journey extremely dangerous
• Refugees use this path when they cannot afford or obtain passage on the Ba Sing Se ferry
• Suki and the Kyoshi Warriors were guarding the pass to help refugees before Suki joined Team Avatar's crossing
• The pass offers the first view of Ba Sing Se's Outer Wall from the far side — an overwhelming sight for refugees

Connections

• traversed_by — aang
• guarded_by — suki
• leads_to — ba_sing_se

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