Fortnite Battle Pass Challenges guide: How to complete the Weekly Challenges

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Fortnite Battle Pass challenges - Season 9 Week 5

  • Deal damage to opponents with Grenades, Dynamite, or Stink Bombs (200)
  • Search chests at Salty Springs or Frosty Flights (7)
  • Eliminate an opponent in different matches (5)

Battle Pass Challenges:

  • Stage 1 of 3: Complete a lap of a desert race track (1)
    -Stage 2 of 3: Complete a lap of a snowy race track (1)
    -Stage 3 of 3: Complete a lap of a grassland race track (1)
  • Place trap items in different matches (5)
  • Visit different Wind Turbines in a single match (5)
  • Eliminations at Sky Platforms (3)

Fortnite Battle Pass challenges: Complete a lap of a desert, snowy, and grassland race track

Fortnite desert, snowy, grassland race tracks

One of the more difficult challenges this week is to complete three laps of three different race tracks, scattered throughout the Fortnite map. Each one has vehicles that spawn at the starting line so you shouldn't struggle to find one, but you need to actually know where the race tracks are. The map above has the three race track locations in order, so head to each of them in turn and complete a lap in any vehicle you'd like.

Fortnite Battle Pass challenges: Visit different Wind Turbines in a single match

Fortnite Wind Turbines

Visiting five wind turbines in a single match might sound difficult but in reality, it's not too bad. All of the Fortnite wind turbines are located in the north-west quadrant of the map, surrounding Pleasant Park and Haunted Hills, so it's not like you have to travel the entire map to make it from one to another. Simply head down to the Pleasant Park area and you'll be able to run between mountains, provided you don't get shot at.

Fortnite Battle Pass challenges: Eliminations at Sky Platforms

Fortnite Sky Platforms map

Finally, to eliminate players at Fortnite Sky Platforms, you need to actually know where they are which is why we've got the handy map above. There's seven in total on the map, and you simply need to get three kills near them. Land on one, then camp it until some unsuspecting fool walks past.

Ford James
Ford James

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