Seabreak Path

Seabreak Path is a location introduced in Generation IV.
==Description==
Seabreak Path is an event-exclusive location in the Sinnoh region. It is a straight path bounded by the sea on both sides. It comprises a long path in the Sinnoh region that leads to Flower Paradise, where Shaymin can be caught. The location is filled with a multitude of flowers in various colors.
Seabreak Path is only accessible if the event item Oak's Letter is in the player's Bag. If the player has Oak's Letter, they can meet Professor Oak at the white rock on Route 224, and Oak informs them of the significance of the white rock. After the player inscribes their wish on the white rock, the land will burst into flowers as Shaymin and the Seabreak Path appear; Shaymin will then run down the path to the Flower Paradise, whereupon the player can traverse the long distance and have a chance of battling and capturing Shaymin.
==Trivia==
*Due to Seabreak Path's long nature, it is favorable amongst Trainers for its usefulness in hatching Pokémon eggs. Those who missed the event can use the path between Route 209 and Route 210 instead.
**This makes this the longest route in any game so far, stretching the entire length of the Battle Zone, from the Resort Area to Stark Mountain.
**This route is 256 steps long, which is more than twice the length of the path between Route 209 and 210 (123 steps). 
**Trying to hack it into pre-Generation IV games will cause it to be split into multiple segments.
*Though only legitimately accessible in Platinum, it can be accessed in its predecessors, Diamond and Pearl, by tweaking (which causes the game to improperly load the graphics of an area), using Surf or the void to glitch into this area.
**The ocean cannot be Surfed upon, as the path is raised above sea level. 
*Its uses Floaroma Town's music.
*Upon completing the by "Retire" to get to Seabreak Path, the player will be 52 steps south of Shaymin.
*In Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, if the player gets here by tweaking, going south will result in a black wall and a gap of water, preventing access to Route 224. The player can instead escape with a Pokémon with Fly or Teleport.
==Etymology==
Its name was because it slices the sea in half, with Sinnoh on one end and the sea/ocean on the other end.
==Gallery==
Seabreak Path white rock.png|The white rock
==References==
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