Lost Valley

Remark: This article describes the level Lost Valley in the original Tomb Raider. For information about the level in Tomb Raider Anniversary, see Peru - The Lost Valley.

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Lost Valley
Tomb Raider
Section		Peru Section
Level No		3
Length (*)		Game Time: 35 minutes
Secrets		5
Location		South America, Peru
Level Chronology:
City of Vilcabamba	Lost Valley		Tomb of Qualopec

The Lost Valley is the third level of the original Tomb Raider and also in the Peru Section.

Story

Heading past the city, further into the mountain, Lara discovers a small pocket of tropical climate. It is home to Velociraptors and a T-Rex who survived here past the dinosaurs' mass extinction. The skeletons that litter the cave suggest many an Incan fell victim to these predators. Lara collects three primitive cogs from this valley and uses them to close an ancien Incan dam, allowing her to access the Tomb of Qualopec.

Objectives

• Find 3 machine cogs
• Stop the waterfall from flowing
• Gain access to the Tomb of Qualopec

Finds

Secrets

In this level you can find five Secrets.

• 1st secret

The first secret can be found in the valley. It is hidden in a niche up in the cliff wall just right of two waterfalls.

• 2nd secret

The second secret is also located within the valley, near the first one, in a niche atop the two waterfalls.

• 3rd secret

The third secret can also be found in the valley, atop the little temple.

• 4th secret

The fourth secret can be found the the flowing water nearby the cog wheel mechanism.

• 5th secret

The fifth an final secret is hard to miss as it lies in a little chamber you reach after diving through the tunnels, after redirecting the current.

Artefacts & Keys

• Machine Cog (3)

Supplies

Weapons

• Shotgun

Goodies

First Aid

• Large Medi Packs (3)
• Small Medi Packs (1)

Ammo

• Shotgun Shells (5)
• Magnum Clips (2)
• Uzi Clips (1)

Enemies

• T-Rex (1)
• Velociraptors (5)
• Wolves (6)

Traps & Obstacles

Obstacles, Triggers & Puzzles

• Water
• Current
• Cog Wheel Mechanism

Notes

It is believed that the Incans did not possess technology as advanced as cogs.