If you have been tearing up the roads in Forza Horizon 6, hunting down every last landmark for total game completion, you might have run into a bit of a headache regarding the Radio Towers landmark. There has been plenty of chatter in the forums and subreddits about where this elusive Point of Interest actually sits. Let's clear the air and dive straight into how you can find, unlock, and register it without pulling your hair out.

The Location Myth vs. Reality

First things first: let's bust a common community myth. If you are looking at some of the early community-made maps floating around online, you might see the Radio Towers marked way up in the northwest section of the main Japan map. Don't waste your time fast-traveling up there. That is an error from the early days of the game's launch.

The official Radio Towers landmark required for full game completion and the regional discovery badge is located exclusively on Legend Island. This is the endgame playground region, meaning you won't be able to just drive over there right from the start of your festival career.

How to Unlock Legend Island

Before you can even think about logging the Radio Towers POI, you need to lift the barriers to the island itself. It requires a bit of festival progression, so if you are still in the early to mid-game stages, keep grinding those events. Here is what you need to do:

• Secure the Gold Wristband: You will need to put in the hours and progress all the way through the Horizon Festival pathway until you secure the seventh and final Gold Wristband.

• Complete the Horizon Legend Event: Once you have the wristband, you will trigger the final showcase drive. This is an awesome event featuring iconic past cover cars from the history of the franchise. Crossing the finish line here officially raises the barriers and gives you full access to Legend Island.

Finding and Registering the Radio Towers

Once you finally roll onto the shores of Legend Island, tracking down the towers is relatively straightforward, though it does require getting your tires a little dirty.

Head toward the elevated, off-road trail clusters on the island. You really can't miss the massive lattice transmission towers piercing the skyline once you are in the right area. Keep in mind that Legend Island features exactly 9 hidden roads. If you spend some time exploring these dirt paths and off-road segments, you will naturally cross the landmark boundary and trigger the discovery notification.

Important Bug Note for Completionists: Are you stuck at 5/6 POIs in the neighboring Nangan region? You are not alone. There is a known progression bug where the game fails to register full completion for that area. The good news is that discovering the Radio Towers right here on Legend Island is known to retroactively fix the Nangan bug, instantly popping your 100% completion badge for that region too.

Pro-Tip: Use Photo Mode if it Doesn't Pop

Sometimes Horizon landmarks can be a bit stubborn when it comes to registering baseline discovery as you drive past them. If the notification doesn't pop immediately upon reaching the lattice towers, pull up your camera. Snapping a quick photo of the towers will force the game to officially register the location into your photography collection journal and check it off your list.

Community Mapping Resources

If you prefer having a visual pinpoint or want to double-check your real-time coordinates against user-submitted pins, the community has already done a lot of the heavy lifting. You can check out interactive platforms online like the MapMaster FH6 Interactive Map Guide to see exactly where fellow drivers have dropped their pins, or dive into ongoing map discussions on the r/ForzaHorizon Interactive Map Discussion Hub to coordinate your tracking details and make sure your map is fully cleared.