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| |title=Yoshi Valley
| | |appearances=''[[Mario Kart 64]]'' ([[List of Mario games by date#1996|1996]])<br> |
| |image=[[File:Yoshi Valley MK64.png|300px]] | | ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' ([[List of Mario games by date#2014|2014]]) |
| |appears_in=''[[Mario Kart 64]]'' ([[List of games by date#1996|1996]])<br>''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' ([[List of games by date#2014|2014]])<br> ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'' ([[List of games by date#2017|2017]])<br>''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' (2022) | | |cups=[[Special Cup]] (MK64)<br>[[Leaf Cup]] (MK8) |
| |cups=[[Special Cup]] (''64'')<br>[[Leaf Cup]] (''8'', ''8 Deluxe'')<br>[[Battle Mode]] (''8'') | |
| |tours=[[Yoshi Tour (2022)]]<br>[[Amsterdam Tour]]<br>[[Cat Tour (2022)]]<br>[[Ocean Tour]]<br>[[Sundae Tour (2022)]]<br>[[Animal Tour]]<br>[[Yoshi Tour (2023)]]
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| |distance=772 m | | |distance=772 m |
| |online_play=No longer available ([[Wii U]])<br>Available ([[Nintendo Switch|Switch]]) | | |ghost=2:28.814 by Nin★Mark (MK8) |
| |sample=''Mario Kart 64'' / ''Mario Kart Tour'': Kenta Nagata<br>[[File:MK64-Music-MooMooFarm.oga]]<br>''Mario Kart 8'' / ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe'': Ryo Nagamatsu<br>[[File:MK8-Music-N64-YoshiValley.oga]]<br>''Mario Kart 8'' / ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe'' (frontrunning)<br>[[File:WiiU_N64_YoshiValley_Frontrunning.oga]] | | |wifi=Available ([[Wii U]]) |
| |map=''Mario Kart 64''<br>[[File:MK64 Yoshi Valley map.jpg|100x100px]][[File:MK64 Yoshi Valley minimap.png]]<br> | | |music=[[File:N64_Moo_Moo_Farm.ogg]] |
| ''Mario Kart 8'' / ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe''<br>
| | |map=[[File:Yoshi Valley (arieal).jpg|240px]]<br>Wii U Map[[File:Valley U.jpg|240px]] |
| <div style="white-space: nowrap;">[[File:MK8 N64 Yoshi Valley Map.png|frameless|upright=0.65]][[File:MK8DX N64 Yoshi Valley Map.png|frameless|upright=0.65]]</div>
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| ''Mario Kart Tour''<br>[[File:MKT Map YoshiValleyN64.png|120px]]
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| |ghost={{ghost|8|Nin★Mark|2:28.814|[[File:MK8 Yoshi Icon.png|32px|link=Yoshi]][[File:WildWigglerBodyMK8.png|32px|link=Wild Wiggler]][[File:StandardTiresMK8.png|32px|link=Standard (tire)]][[File:FlowerGliderMK8.png|32px|link=Flower Glider]]}}{{ghost|8DX <small>150cc</small>|Nin★Mark|2:23.688|[[File:MK8 Yoshi Icon.png|32px|link=Yoshi]][[File:WildWigglerBodyMK8.png|32px|link=Wild Wiggler]][[File:StandardTiresMK8.png|32px|link=Standard (tire)]][[File:FlowerGliderMK8.png|32px|link=Flower Glider]]}}{{ghost|8DX <small>200cc</small>|Nin★Yuya|1:35.628|[[File:MK8 Green Shy Guy Icon.png|32px|link=Shy Guy]][[File:CometBodyMK8.png|32px|link=Comet]][[File:SlimTiresMK8.png|32px|link=Slim (tire)]][[File:MK8ThumbGreenSG.png|32px|link=Super Glider]]}}
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| '''Yoshi Valley''' is the second course of the [[Special Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. It is [[Yoshi]]'s home track of the game. It takes place over a canyon, and there are many twists and turns. The map modes that show the player icons making circuits around the screen relative to their positions seem to work fine; however, due to how complicated the maze is, the players' mugshots are just replaced with question marks regardless of what HUD mode is used. Their positions are revealed only at the end of the race. There are also several [[Porcupo|porcupine]]s that can disable turning and slow racers down for 1.5 seconds. Near the end of the course, there is a rotating [[Giant Egg]] that can easily flatten any player, disabling their movement for about five seconds. It shares its music with [[N64 Moo Moo Farm|Moo Moo Farm]].
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| Yoshi Valley reappears in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'' as the fourth and last course of the [[Leaf Cup]], and in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' starting with the [[Yoshi Tour (2022)|2022 Yoshi Tour]]. It is also used as a battle course in ''Mario Kart 8''.
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| ==''Mario Kart 64''==
| | '''Yoshi Valley''' is a race track in ''[[Mario Kart 64]]''. It takes place over a canyon and there are many twists and turns. In fact, there are so many different paths that the game has trouble keeping track of the current standings until the end of the race.{{refneeded}} Although the map modes that show the player icons making circuits around the screen relative to their positions seem to work fine; the players will just be displayed as question marks, due to the Nintendo 64's 64 bit processor not being powerful enough.{{refneeded}} There are also several [[Porcupine]]s that can disable turning and slow racers down for 1.5 seconds. Near the end of the course, there is a giant rotating [[Yoshi Egg]] that can easily flatten any player to disable their movement for about five seconds. The track uses the same music from [[Moo Moo Farm]]. It returns in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' as both a retro track and a playable Battle Stage. |
| ===Course layout===
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| [[File:Mk64yoshivalley.png|thumb|The entry to the maze]]
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| The race starts in a grassy field. After a brief straightaway, racers turn left into the valley proper. The valley is a maze structured such that the path in splits once, each path splits again, and then the inner two of the resulting four paths splits for a third time, creating {{conjectural|routes 1 through 6}}, from left to right.
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| #Route 1 is a narrow path taken by choosing the left option twice. It has no railings, meaning racers are at risk of falling off. Aside from that, it is the simplest option, almost immediately merging with the end of route 6.
| | ==Course layout== |
| #Route 2 is taken by going left, right, then left. It passes through a tunnel underneath route 6 before turning right and reaching the point where all the routes converge.
| | Due to the unique design of the course, there are many different routes that can be taken from the beginning of the maze to the end. The maze begins after a right turn over a bridge shortly after the starting line, and the end is where the Bridge Route connects to the Main Route, after which is a left hairpin turn that then leads to the spinning Yoshi Egg, after which is a long narrow bridge that brings the racers to the grassy field with the finish line. |
| #Route 3 is taken by going left, right, then right again. It is a brief straightaway that quickly merges with route 5.
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| #Route 4 is taken by going right, then left twice. It is a brief straightaway that quickly merges with route 2.
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| #Route 5 is taken by going right, left, then right. It is merged into by route 3 as it dips into a bridge through a tunnel below route 6. Afterward, it takes a steep 270° left turn full of porcupines before a drop that merges it with route 2 (and by extension, the other routes).
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| #Route 6 is the longest route, taken by going right at every opportunity. It curves around a mountain, then travels over routes 2 and 5 before being merged into by route 1. After, a U-turn leads it to jump onto route 2 just before route 5 does, merging all the routes.
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| Once all the routes have converged, racers take a winding road with few railings that leads to a large circular area with a rotating, hazardous Giant Egg. A rope bridge leads them past the area and takes them out of the valley to the grassy area they began in, where they cross the [[Finish line (object)|finish line]].
| | *'''{{conjecturaltext|Main route}}''' |
| | The Main Route can be accessed by going either direction at the start of the maze, if the player took a left then the main route will be to the right of the Narrow Route and if the right was taken then the next two lefts must be taken to the Main Route. The Main Route begins in an underpass under the Long Route and a small jump, where there will be a group of Spinies and then a right turn to the end of the maze. |
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| ===Shortcuts===
| | *'''{{conjecturaltext|Bridge route}}''' |
| When all the routes have merged into one, it is possible to use a mushroom and jump to the left, thus skipping a curve.
| | The Bridge Route is located to the right of the Main Route and is found by taking the first right and then a left and the Bridge Route will be straight ahead, alternatively the player could also drive towards the Main Route and then hang a right just before passing under the Long Route. The Bridge Route passes under both the Long Route and the final stretch of road, the gap between being connected by a small narrow bridge, afterwards is a horde of Spinies on a steep left turn, which then leads to the end of the maze after a short drop. |
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| ===Glitches===
| | *'''{{conjecturaltext|Long route}}''' |
| In the starting area, if the player positions themselves facing left and uses a mushroom, it is possible to jump over the fence and fall into the void. If this is done in a very specific place, it is possible to have Lakitu position the player at the finish line and count a lap.{{ref needed}}
| | This route can be reached by taking the first two right turns, where the road will make a sharp right turn and a somewhat straight path that passes over both the Main and Bridge Routes. After the Narrow Route joins up to this path there is a comparatively wide right turn that leads to a small drop to the Main Route shortly before the end of the Bridge Route. |
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| ==''Mario Kart 8'' / ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe''==
| | *'''{{conjecturaltext|Narrow route}}''' |
| [[File:MK8 N64 Yoshi Valley Starting Line.png|thumb|left|300px|The starting line]]
| | The Narrow Route is found by taking the first two lefts from the beginning of the maze, and joins up with the end of the Long Route. This route can be risky due to how narrow it is and the long fall if racers don't successfully stay on the road, especially if two racers attempt to take this path at the same time. |
| Yoshi Valley makes its classic course debut in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'' as the fourth and final course of the [[Leaf Cup]]. The valley now features a waterfall and river, and is now known as the '''Wild Yoshi Sanctuary''', a nature reserve for the [[Yoshi (species)|Yoshis]], and there are now trees, flowers and bushes with [[Fruit (Yoshi food)|Fruits]] and lanterns hanging from them. Water is also added there. The starting banner is now a wooden sign with a nested green [[Yoshi's Egg|Yoshi Egg]] placed on top of it. There are also multicolored Yoshis throughout the track waving and jumping as spectators. Some are behind the wooden fence, with two of them on crates, and others are on the cliff tops. There is a rock structure with moss forming the head of a Green Yoshi, and there are various colored eggs within the valley. In addition, the game now properly displays current player positions, apart from a couple of minor glitches on route 5.
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| All of the original paths remain intact, though have been given slight changes to even out the lengths of them; the most significant being that route 6 has been turned into a [[Barrel Cannon]] with a glider segment. It is the only route to have [[Item Box]]es. Other changes include the bridge being moved from route 5 to route 1. The left turn at the end of route 5 is more flat and runs through a cave where [[Swoop]]s appear. Taking the first left upon entering the maze and then the first right now leads to route 5 instead of route 2, and route 1 is now a typical shortcut over a wooden bridge. Route 2 can only be accessed by going right, then left twice at the start of the maze, and thus is much more easily missed. The track has toned down in difficulty, and is slightly easier than the original, with the addition of guard-rails and the fact that the game now tells the players which place they are in. The giant Yoshi Egg is smaller, spins around counterclockwise instead of clockwise, has [[Coin]]s trailing behind it, and will instead knock over racers rather than flattening them. The porcupines have also been replaced with [[Goomba]]s. The Yoshis seen on the course are always in the same spots, though they sometimes change color every time the course is restarted.
| | ==''Mario Kart 8''== |
| | [[File:MK8-Course-N64 YoshiValley.png|thumb|295px|left|Yoshi Valley in ''Mario Kart 8''.]] |
| | Yoshi Valley appears in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' as the final track of the [[Leaf Cup]], with a few changes done to the track to be more relatable to the Yoshi species. The valley features a waterfall and river, and is now a nature reserve for the Yoshis, known as the '''Wild Yoshi Sanctuary''', and there are now trees and bushes with [[Berries]] hanging from them. The starting banner is now wooden with a nested green Yoshi Egg placed on top of it. There are also multicolored Yoshis throughout the track waving. There is a rock structure with moss forming the head of a Green Yoshi, and there are various colored eggs within the valley. |
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| ===Shortcuts===
| | All of the original paths remain intact, though have been given slight changes to even out the lengths of them; the most significant being a cannon in place of the Long Route. Other changes include Bridge Route having the bridge removed and the left turn at the end is more flat and runs through a cave where [[Swooper|Swoopers]] appear. Taking the first left upon entering the maze and then the first right now leads to the end of the Long Route instead of the Main Route, the Narrow Route is now a typical shortcut over a wooden bridge, and as such the Main Route can only be accessed by taking a left just before the Bridge Route and thus is much more easily missed. The track has toned down in difficulty, and is slightly easier than the original, with the addition of guard-rails and the fact that the game now tells the players which place they are in. The giant Yoshi Egg is smaller, has [[Coin|Coins]] trailing behind it, and will instead knock over racers rather than flattening them. The [[Porcupine]]s have also been replaced with [[Goomba|Goombas]]. The Yoshis seen on the course are always in the same spots, though they sometimes change color every time the course is restarted. |
| *After the giant Yoshi Egg, there is a ramp on the grass area that can be accessed by using a [[Dash Mushroom|Mushroom]].
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| ==''Mario Kart Tour''== | | ==Official descriptions== |
| [[File:MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Starting Line.jpg|thumb|300px|View of the starting line]]
| | '''''Mario Kart 64'''''<br>'''Instruction manual description:''' ''Steep canyons and a very large egg... Hmm... How does this course relate to Yoshi? To make one lap, you can take any route you like through the complicated maze, but without keeping a careful eye on the course radar, you might drive the wrong way and end up returning to where you started. Of course, leaving the course is forbidden.'' |
| Yoshi Valley returns in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' starting from the [[Yoshi Tour (2022)|2022 Yoshi Tour]]. It is the first N64 course to be included in the game since [[N64 Choco Mountain]] in the [[Exploration Tour (2020)|2020 Exploration Tour]] forty-five tours prior. Like [[GCN Yoshi Circuit]], [[N64 Royal Raceway]], and [[GCN Baby Park]], it mostly takes on the appearance of its ''Mario Kart 8'' iteration. The course features a different starting line design compared to ''Mario Kart 8'' and ''Mario Kart 8 Deluxe'', and the nest on the starting line now features some leaves on it. A cliff and some more Yoshi spectators have been added near the starting line. The time of day has also been changed from evening to early morning (also applies to [[GBA Yoshi Desert]] and [[DS Airship Fortress]]). Route 1 was made much wider and now has guardrails. Two logs have been added to route 6. Two [[Half-pipe (object)|half-pipe]]s have been added at the loop after racers pass through the split paths, making this the first classic course in the game that is not present in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'' to have half-pipes. The fence at the area with the [[Giant Egg|big egg]] is now colored white, and bushes appear under it. Hot-air balloons themed after Yoshi are also added above the track as decorations. The Wild Yoshi Sanctuary signs present on the course now use 2D artwork of Yoshi instead of 3D artwork. Despite using its ''Mario Kart 8'' appearance, this course uses the original version of its music from ''Mario Kart 64''. The minimap also now matches its orientation from ''64'', as opposed to the ''8'' version.
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| This course also appears as '''Yoshi Valley R''' (reversed), '''Yoshi Valley T''' (with ramps), and '''Yoshi Valley R/T''' (reversed with ramps). The former two were introduced alongside the normal variant in the [[Yoshi Tour (2022)|2022 Yoshi Tour]], while the latter was introduced in the [[Yoshi Tour (2023)|2023 Yoshi Tour]]. In the T variant, racers drive across several [[Mushroom Trampoline|mushroom trampolines]], including a blue one, and are only able to take one route. In the R/T variant, racers drive along multiple of the maze's routes on each lap, extending the length of the course.
| | '''''Mario Kart 8'''''<br>'''Facebook Page:''' ''Ah, the majestic Yoshi Valley from Mario Kart 8. So beautiful. So sprawling. So eggs-quisite. Make a pit stop today!'' <ref>[https://www.facebook.com/MarioKartEN/photos/pb.125686527535949.-2207520000.1431782335./562013540569910/?type=3&src=https%3A%2F%2Fscontent-mia.xx.fbcdn.net%2Fhphotos-xpa1%2Fv%2Ft1.0-9%2F10600646_562013540569910_8823129118105166299_n.jpg%3Foh%3Dff1cff91f4400091f36a5b4fa69fd8b6%26oe%3D560ABBA5&size=843%2C522&fbid=562013540569910 Mario Kart Facebook Page]</ref> |
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| ===Appearances===
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| For this course's tour appearances, see [[List of N64 Yoshi Valley tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour|List of N64 Yoshi Valley tour appearances in ''Mario Kart Tour'']].
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| ===Top-tier and middle-tier items===
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| {{MKT favored table|N64|Yoshi Valley}}
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| ===Bonus challenges===
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| <div class="contentbox mw-collapsible mw-collapsed>
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| {{MKT bonus challenge table|Break Item Boxes|N64 Yoshi Valley}}
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| {{MKT bonus challenge table|Time Trial|N64 Yoshi Valley|N64 Yoshi Valley R}}
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| {{MKT bonus challenge table|Combo Attack|N64 Yoshi Valley T}}
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| ==Profiles==
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| ===''Mario Kart 64''===
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| *'''Instruction manual bio:''' ''Steep canyons and a very large egg... Hmm... How does this course relate to Yoshi? To make one lap, you can take any route you like through the complicated maze, but without keeping a careful eye on the course radar, you might drive the wrong way and end up returning to where you started. Of course, leaving the course is forbidden.''
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| *'''Website bio:''' ''The track in Yoshi Valley meanders through a twisting maze high above a mountain valley.''
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| ===''Mario Kart 8''===
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| *'''''Mario Kart'' Facebook page (United States):''' ''Ah, the majestic Yoshi Valley from Mario Kart 8. So beautiful. So sprawling. So eggs-quisite. Make a pit stop today!''<ref>MarioKartEN (August 14, 2014). [https://www.facebook.com/MarioKartEN/photos/562013540569910 ''Facebook'']. Retrieved June 29, 2023. ([https://web.archive.org/web/20230629191440/https://www.facebook.com/MarioKartEN/photos/562013540569910 Archived] June 29, 2023, 19:14:40 UTC via Wayback Machine.)</ref>
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| ====''[[Mario Kart 8 Original Soundtrack]]'' liner notes====
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| ''I was a bit concerned that the violin part was going to be very difficult, but thanks to Hitoshi Konno's superb technique, we were able to reproduce the original part in a live performance. I think with the perfectly-pitched swing tone, we even managed to convey the feel of the adorable eggs towards the end of the course.''
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| ==Gallery== | | ==Gallery== |
| ===''Mario Kart 64''=== | | ====N64 version==== |
| <gallery widths=150px> | | <gallery widths=130px> |
| MK64 Yoshi Valley art.jpg|Artwork
| | File:YoshiValley.png|The icon from the menu. |
| MK64 icon Yoshi Valley.png|The icon from the menu
| | File:Mk64yoshivalley2.jpg|The entry to the maze. |
| MK64 Yoshi Valley Icon.png|The icon from the official ''Mario Kart 64'' website
| | File:MK64_YoshiValley.JPG|Yoshi taking the first left upon entering the maze. |
| MK64 Yoshi Valley website map.png|An overview of the map from the official ''Mario Kart 64'' website
| | File:Spiny hedgehog.png|[[Toad]] approaching some [[Porcupine]]s on the Main Route. |
| Mk64yoshivalley2.png|The first left upon entering the maze
| | File:Mk64yoshivalley3.jpg|The big egg. |
| Mk64yoshivalley3.png|Approaching some [[Porcupo|porcupine]]s on route 2
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| Mk64yoshivalley4.png|The [[Giant Egg]]
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| Yoshi Valley Flag.png|Image of Yoshi used on the flags
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| </gallery> | | </gallery> |
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| ===''Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe''=== | | ====Wii U version==== |
| <gallery widths=150px> | | <gallery widths=150px> |
| MK8 N64 Yoshi Valley Course Icon.png|The course icon | | File:MK8- N64 Yoshi Valley.PNG|The track's icon. |
| MK8-n64_YoshiValley-Ending.png|Results screen
| | File:MK8-Course-N64 YoshiValley-startingline.png|The course, as seen from the starting line. |
| MK8-Course-N64 YoshiValley.png|Overview of the track | | File:52 Yoshi 2.jpg|Yoshi, Bowser, Mario, and Koopa Troopa racing on the course. |
| Yoshi Valley MK8 Yoshi trick.png|Yoshi, [[Bowser]], [[Mario]], and [[Koopa Troopa]] racing on the course | | File:MK8 - N64 Yoshi Valley.PNG|Mario, going through the long route. |
| MK8 N64 Yoshi Valley.png|Mario, going through route 6 | | File:Rosalina-MetalMario-YoshiValley-MK8.jpg|[[Rosalina]] passes [[Metal Mario (character)|Metal Mario]], while approaching the giant egg area. |
| Rosalina-MetalMario-YoshiValley-MK8.jpg|[[Rosalina]] driving ahead of [[Metal Mario]] while approaching the Giant Egg area | | File:Yoshi Valley N64.PNG|The (now smaller) egg, at the end of the course, with coins following it. |
| MK8 Yoshi Valley N64 Egg.jpg|The giant Yoshi Egg, at the end of the course, with coins following it
| | File:Morton-JetBike-MK8.jpg|[[Morton Koopa Jr.]], riding his [[Jet Bike]] while throwing a Red Shell in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]''. |
| Morton-JetBike-MK8.jpg|[[Morton]] riding his [[Jet Bike]] while throwing a [[Red Shell]] | | File:Yoshi Egg stamp MK8.png|The [[Stamp (Mario Kart 8)|stamp]] obtained for beating the staff ghost at this course. |
| MK8YoshiValleyBattleCourse.jpg|As a battle course
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| MK8N64YoshiValley.png|A released screenshot of the course
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| Yoshi Valley MK8 Facebook image.png|Postcard image from Facebook
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| Yoshi Egg stamp MK8.png|The [[Stamp (Mario Kart 8)|stamp]] obtained for beating the staff ghost at this course | |
| </gallery>
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| ===''Mario Kart Tour''===
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| ====Course icons====
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| {{main-gallery|Mario Kart Tour race course icons (N64 courses)#Yoshi Valley|Mario Kart Tour race course icons (N64 courses) § Yoshi Valley}}
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| MKT Icon YoshiValleyN64 YoshiGoldEgg.png|The course icon
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| MKT Icon YoshiValleyRN64 YoshiGoldEgg.png|The course icon of the R variant
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| MKT Icon YoshiValleyTN64 BirdoWhite.png|The course icon of the T variant
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| MKT Icon YoshiValleyRTN64 BirdoWhite.png|The course icon of the R/T variant
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| </gallery>
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| ====Screenshots====
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| MKT Yoshi Valley Scene.jpg|Alternate view of the starting line
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley overhead view.jpg|An overhead view of the track
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Head.jpg|View of the Yoshi head
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Head 2.jpg|Alternate view of the Yoshi head
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Tunnel.jpg|View of the entrance to the tunnel
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Half Pipe.jpg|View of the first [[Half-pipe (object)|half-pipe]]
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Half Pipe 2.jpg|View of the second Half-pipe
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Waterfall.jpg|View of the waterfall
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Big Egg.jpg|View of the [[Giant Egg|big egg]]
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| MKT N64 Yoshi Valley Shortcut.jpg|View of a shortcut ramp
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| MKT Yoshi Tour 2022 Week 1 Drivers.jpg|Yoshi (Egg Hunt) and Yoshi (Gold Egg) tricking on the course
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| MKT vs. Team Yoshi.png|Various characters racing on the T variant
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| MKT Cat Tour 2022 Week 2 Drivers.jpg|[[Cat Mario|Cat Luigi]] and [[Baby Peach|Baby Peach (Cherub)]] racing on the course
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| MKT Cold Pipe.jpg|[[Ice Mario (Super Mario Galaxy)|Ice Mario]], [[Rosalina|Rosalina (Aurora)]], [[Penguin Mario]], and Penguin Luigi gliding on the course
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| ==Names in other languages== | | ==Names in other languages== |
| {{foreign names | | {{Foreignname |
| |Jap=ヨッシーバレー | | |Jap=ヨッシーバレー |
| |JapR=Yosshī Barē | | |JapR=Yosshī Barē |
| |JapM=Yoshi Valley | | |JapM=Yoshi Valley |
| |Chi=耀西谷 | | |Spa=Valle de Yoshi |
| |ChiR=Yàoxī Gǔ | | |SpaM=Yoshi's Valley |
| |ChiM=Yoshi Valley | | |Fra=Vallée Yoshi |
| | |FraM=Yoshi Valley |
| |Dut=Yoshi's Vallei | | |Dut=Yoshi's Vallei |
| |DutM=Yoshi's Valley | | |DutM=Yoshi's Valley |
| |Fre=Vallée Yoshi
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| |FreM=Yoshi Valley
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| |Ger=Yoshi-Tal | | |Ger=Yoshi-Tal |
| |GerM=Yoshi Valley | | |GerM=Yoshi Valley |
| |Ita=Valle di Yoshi | | |Ita=Valle di Yoshi |
| |ItaM=Yoshi's Valley | | |ItaM=Yoshi's Valley |
| |Kor=요시 밸리 | | |Por=Vale do Yoshi |
| |KorR=Yosi Baelli
| | |PorM=Yoshi's Valley |
| |KorM=Yoshi Valley
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| |PorA=Vale Yoshi
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| |PorAM=Yoshi Valley
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| |PorE=Vale do Yoshi
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| |PorEM=Yoshi's Valley | |
| |Rus=Долина йоши | | |Rus=Долина йоши |
| |RusR=Dolina yoshi | | |RusR=Dolina yoshi |
| |RusM=Yoshi Valley | | |RusM=Yoshi Valley |
| |Spa=Valle de Yoshi | | |Kor=요시 밸리 |
| |SpaM=Yoshi's Valley | | |KorR=Yossi Bali |
| | |KorM=Yoshi Valley |
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| ==Trivia== | | ==Trivia== |
| *The trees bearing [[Fruit (Yoshi food)|Fruits]] in the ''Mario Kart 8'' and ''Mario Kart Tour'' versions look similar in shape to that of a {{wp|Adansonia digitata|baobab tree}}. | | *The trees bearing [[Berries]] in the ''Mario Kart 8'' version look similar in shape to that of a baobab tree. |
| *One of the Yoshis near the starting line will occasionally hum [[Kazumi Totaka|Totaka's Song]].<ref>GameXplain. (January 12, 2015). [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwyp09J9Z2U Totaka's Song in Mario Kart 8 (Secret)]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved September 10, 2017.</ref> This also occurs in other courses featuring Yoshis in the audience. | | *In ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', the long route may not seem worthwhile, but it is the only route to have [[Item Box]]es. |
| | *One of the Yoshis near the starting line will occasionally hum [[Totaka's Song]]. <ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwyp09J9Z2U]</ref> This also occurs in other courses featuring Yoshis in the audience ([[Sweet Sweet Canyon]], [[Donut Plains 3 (course)|<small>SNES</small> Donut Plains 3]], [[Yoshi Circuit|<small>GCN</small> Yoshi Circuit]], [[Baby Park|<small>GCN</small> Baby Park]], and [[Super Bell Subway]]). |
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| ==References== | | ==References== |
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