Twelve Bedrock seeds with snowy villages set on mountain crests, frozen bays, ice spikes, and ravines right at spawn.
Snowy villages generate across frozen plains, ice spike valleys, and cold coastlines in 26.52, giving you beds, furnaces, and crops right from the start.
Several of these twelve worlds pair the starter huts with an exposed ruined portal, a cliffside pillager outpost, or an open ravine cutting through the snow.
1. Hilltop Snowy Village Over Frozen Water
A snowy village sits on the rocky crest of a steep island hill surrounded by frozen water.
A cobblestone church stands near the summit while dirt paths step down the snow-covered cliffs toward the ice.
2. Ice Spikes Snowy Village Above Ravine
Tall packed ice spikes surround this snowy village from both sides of the valley.
At the lower end of the wooden paths, an open ravine drops straight into the stone beneath the snow.
3. Coastal Snow Ridge Village Split by Ravine
A deep trench slices right through the center of this coastal snowy village, exposing stone walls and lava at the bottom.
Houses and fenced yards sit on both sides of the split ridge overlooking open water to the west.
4. Frozen Coast Village and Ruined Portal
An exposed ruined portal with netherrack and obsidian sits on the ice right in front of a coastal snowy village.
Wooden walkways link the houses across low snow banks and frozen channels.
5. Snowy Village Below Crag Pillager Outpost
A pillager outpost watchtower stands on top of a steep stone crag directly behind this snowy village.
Below the rocky peak, dirt roads connect cabins and lamp posts across a gentle snow hill.
6. Snowy Peninsula Village Opposite Icebergs
This village occupies a snowy point along a frozen channel with packed icebergs across the water.
Paths run from the shoreline cabins up the terraced snow slope toward green forest hills in the distance.
7. Biome Border Snowy Village Beside Ice Spikes
Houses follow the border where a snowy slope and packed ice spikes meet green grassy hills.
Long dirt paths connect cottages along the snow line between the ice spikes and the open river.
8. Frozen Bay Village Under Dark Mountain Cliffs
Small snowy islands and wooden piers carry this village out over a frozen bay.
Dark stone cliffs and spruce-covered slopes rise immediately behind the shoreline roofs.
9. Snow Ridge Village with Hilltop Ruined Portal
Paths run along the crest of a hill where white snowfields meet green spruce slopes.
At the upper end of the ridge, a ruined portal with netherrack sits against the stone hillside behind the houses.
10. Frozen Lake Cape Village Near Spruce Woods
This settlement sits on a low snowy cape jutting out into a broad frozen lake.
Wooden walkways extend straight onto the ice while dark spruce woods cover the hillside behind the village.
11. Snowy Hillside Village Beside Stone Cliffs
Long intersecting paths link cottages and igloo-style huts across an open snow hillside.
A dark stone ridge borders one side of the settlement while open snow plains stretch out below.
12. Curved Ravine Snowy Village Near Ice Coast
A curved gorge cuts into the snow slope at the edge of this village, with a cabin tucked right inside the trench.
Beyond the upper houses, frozen water and distant ice spikes line the horizon.
How to use a seed in Minecraft PE
- Copy the seed with the Copy button.
- In Minecraft PE, tap Play, then Create New, then Create New World.
- Open Advanced, paste the number into the Seed box and create the world.
- Use Open in Seed Map to find each spot before you set off: the map shows villages, structures and biomes for the seed, and the coordinates match the game.