Minecraft Bedrock Biomes Checklist

Keep a record of your own exploration

Use one list for a single world, or count visits across your Bedrock worlds. If you're comparing with friends, agree on the same rule first. A biome counts when you've explored it, not when you've brought home its blocks or saplings.

The short notes help you recognize each landscape. Look at the surrounding landscape as well as individual features: neighboring biomes can share trees, water and terrain. Use the table's dimension and terrain filters to narrow the list, and select a biome name to read its recognition hint. Your saved list also offers Checklist view for simple checkoffs.

What's included

This list uses player-facing biome names for standard Bedrock 26.60. Older worlds may need newly generated terrain for newer biomes. The End is one biome in Bedrock, even though its islands look different.

Ice Caves remains experimental in this version, so it isn't included. Hunting unlocks as well as landscapes? Use the Minecraft Bedrock achievements checklist for your achievement progress.