Summit Ruins

The Summit Ruins (Japanese: 山の遺跡 Mountain Ruins) are ruins that are located near the Pokémon Summer Academy and Mt. Coronet. It was featured in Ghoul Daze!, as one of the activities of the academy included the students pairing off in teams and retrieving a medal hidden in the ruins.

Summit Ruins 山の遺跡 Mountain Ruins
Summit Ruins
Region	Sinnoh
Debut	Ghoul Daze!

A recent construction accident at the ruins revealed a secret cave believed to be an entrance to the Ghost World. A ghost girl emerged from the open portal and tried to lure people into the Ghost World, but was fortunately prevented from doing so by a wild Dusknoir. After it pushed the ghost back into the portal, the ruins collapsed, sealing the portal.

Pokémon seen around the Summit Ruins

Haunter	Gastly	Gengar	Banette
Shuppet	Duskull	Misdreavus	Dusknoir

In other languages

Language		Title
Italian		Rovine della Vetta
Polish		Ruiny Summit
Russian		Руины Саммит Ruiny Sammit

Anime-exclusive locations in Sinnoh
Alamos Town • Amber Castle • Arrowroot Town • B-Button League Headquarters • Beach Rose Town • Bewilder Forest • Brussel Town • Camellia Town Celestic Town Historical Research Center • Chocovine Town • Crown City • Dandelion Island • Daybreak Town • Diablo's Ocean • Dustox Flower Field Emeragrove Town • Eterna Historical Museum • Gerbera Town • Gracidea • Greenstation Town • Lake Psyduck • Lily of the Valley Island • Lilypad Town Lucario Kingdom • Majolica Town • Metagross Mountain • Michina Town • Mt. Shady • Neighborly Town • Pokémon Summer Academy • Pokémon Training Center Sage Town • Sandalstraw Town • Shelter Town • Space-Time Towers • Squallville • Summit Ruins • Sunyshore Tower • Ten'i Village • Xatu's Forest

Anime-location templates
Kanto • Orange Archipelago • Johto • Hoenn • Sinnoh • Unova • Decolore Islands • Kalos • Alola • Other

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