Egg Hunt Routes for Stardew Valley 1.6: Year 1, Alternate Layout and Multiplayer

The Egg Festival takes place on Spring 13. Stardew Valley 1.6 includes two Town festival layouts, so a route made for the original Year 1 layout can point to the wrong places when the alternate layout is active.

Open the interactive Egg Hunt route planner. Select Layout A for the original/Year 1 map or Layout B for the alternate Year 2 map; later years continue the game’s alternating festival cycle.

Layout A: original / Year 1

Stardew Valley Egg Festival Layout A map — The planner overlays the local Layout A egg coordinates and builds a route from the player start.

Layout B: alternate / Year 2

Stardew Valley Egg Festival alternate Layout B map — Layout B changes festival scenery and egg positions; the 13-stop Layout A route does not apply to this map.

Eggs needed to win in local 1.6.15.24356

The game checks the highest individual player score against a threshold based on the number of participating farm players. Players tied for the highest qualifying score are recorded as winners.

Participating players	Minimum eggs for the leading player
1	9
2	6
3	5
4 or more	4

Route tips that apply to both maps

Choose the correct map before memorizing a route.
Use short loops with few direction reversals; pathing time matters more than collecting every egg.
Aim one or two eggs above your threshold so a missed interaction does not cost the win.
In multiplayer, do not assume every player needs nine eggs—the local threshold changes with participant count.

What this guide covers

Festival maps: local Egg Festival rules entries Town-EggFestival and Town-EggFestival2.
Thresholds: local 1.6.15.24356 Event.eggHuntWinner game logic.
Interactive positions: the site’s local vanilla Egg Hunt tool dataset.