+1 Stone Skipping Autumn Woods: Zone Position & Unlock Status
Autumn Woods is the third zone in +1 Stone Skipping. See its place in the zone chain, its unlock-threshold status, how Wins scale with distance, and what comes next.
Autumn Woods is the third zone in +1 Stone Skipping, sitting between Cactus Desert and Mushroom Marsh on the game's single water lane. Its exact unlock requirement is currently Unknown — the distance or Skill mark that flips the zone has not been observed in play yet. What is known: where Autumn Woods sits in the chain, what it looks like, how far-zone Wins payouts scale, and what waits after it.
Where Autumn Woods sits in the zone chain
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Third zone in the observed chain
Palm Beach → Cactus Desert → Autumn Woods → Mushroom Marsh → Frost Lake. Zone names were read directly from in-world signage in gameplay footage recorded 2026-09-26, and two separate sessions showed the same order.
Zones are the progression lanes
Every throw travels down the water, and the farther it goes, the farther into the map you see.
Local throw order
In the observed gameplay, the stone passes Cactus Desert, then Autumn Woods, then Mushroom Marsh — matching the chain order.
Autumn Woods' unlock threshold: Unknown
The direct answer to "what unlocks Autumn Woods" is that the exact requirement is currently Unknown — it has not been observed yet. Distances are measured in meters by the game (observed throws range from 212 m up to 1,776 m), but the mark that flips each zone has not been shown in footage so far. Here is the full unlock-status picture:
Comparison
| Zone | Unlock threshold | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Palm Beach | None — spawn zone | Frame observation, 2026-09-26 |
| Cactus Desert | Unknown | Not observed yet |
| Autumn Woods | Unknown | Not observed yet |
| Mushroom Marsh | Unknown | Not observed yet |
| Frost Lake | ~35,000 Skill (approximate) | Creator captions, attributed — not play-verified |
Those Unknowns stay Unknown until real footage or update notes show each zone transition — unverified distances are left blank rather than guessed.
What Autumn Woods looks like and when you first see it
Autumn Woods is the orange-leaf stretch of the lane: orange-leaf trees line the water, and later sessions with bigger multipliers passed back through autumn-toned water on the way to Frost Lake. Players first see the zone from the previous one — in the observed footage, a level 35 account throwing in Cactus Desert already had Autumn Woods signage visible down the lane, so the zone announces itself well before its gate.
How zone rewards work: farther zones pay more Wins
The game's official description is direct: "Reach farther zones to earn more Wins." Wins are the golden-trophy currency — one observed 1,404 m throw paid +200 Wins — and they buy progress toward pets, boosts, and rebirths, so pushing your farthest zone is the main income upgrade in the game. No Autumn-Woods-specific Win value has been observed; the 1,404 m → +200 Wins example illustrates the general payout rule, not Autumn Woods' rate.
After Autumn Woods: Mushroom Marsh and the Frost Lake context
The chain continues to Mushroom Marsh, whose threshold is also unobserved, and then to Frost Lake — icy water with icebergs, first seen as a sign ahead of the autumn-toned lanes. Frost Lake reportedly unlocks around ~35,000 Skill per one creator's video captions ("34 et 35, le lac gelé se débloque", French auto-captions) — an approximate, attributed figure, not a play-verified threshold. Do not apply that number to Autumn Woods or Mushroom Marsh; exact thresholds for most zones are still unknown.
Since the chain and sightings trace to footage recorded 2026-09-26, recheck the unlock threshold and reward values after world updates — the Unknown entries are filled in only when new footage or update notes show each zone transition.