Snorunt boasts dual evolutionary paths: Glalie and Froslass, each offering distinct tactical benefits for trainers. This guide details acquisition methods for both final forms and prime habitats for encountering the base Ice-type.
Where can I catch Snorunt?
This frost-dwelling Pokémon frequents snowy terrains typically found in later-game regions. Contemporary Nintendo titles feature Snorunt in these locations:
- Pokémon Sword/Shield – Multiple zones including Giant’s Cap, Dusty Bowl, and Snowslide Slope
- Brilliant Diamond/Shining Pearl – High-altitude routes and glacial caverns
- Pokémon Legends: Arceus – Frigid Hisui areas like Bonechill Wastes and Heart’s Crag
- Scarlet/Violet – Mountainous regions and special Tera Raids
Evolution Methods
Glalie formation occurs at Level 42. Froslass requires a female specimen and Dawn Stone activation.
Dawn Stone Sources
Critical for Froslass evolution, this item appears in:
- Sword/Shield – Overworld locations including Lake of Outrage
- BDSP – Mount Coronet terrain and Pokémon abilities
- Legends: Arceus – Expedition rewards and spatial anomalies
- Scarlet/Violet – Mountain exploration and Pokédex milestones
Wild Glalie Locations
Acquire this ice head through encounters in:
- Sword/Shield – Late-game routes and snowy biomes
- BDSP – Northern frostbound routes
- Legends: Arceus – Temple areas and glacial plateaus
- Scarlet/Violet – High-level Tera Raids
Froslass Habitats
Ghostly ice manifestations appear at:
- Sword/Shield – Specific nighttime mountain zones
- Legends: Arceus – Sacred frozen landmarks
- Scarlet/Violet – Elite Tera Raid challenges




Pokémon Go Mechanics
Snorunt appears in Niantic’s mobile title, evolving through:
- Glalie – 100 Candy requirement
- Froslass – 100 Candy + Sinnoh Stone