List of Fallout 76 Burning Springs Items

Burning Springs is one of the most interesting new zones added to Fallout 76, and if you've spent even a little time wandering through the ash-covered highways or the scorched forests, you've probably noticed how many unique items live here. Some of these drops are tied to local enemies, some come from new crafting materials, and others are story notes that help flesh out the world.

If you're trying to complete your collection, hunt down new outfits, or simply want to know what loot you can expect from this region, here's a full breakdown of every item connected to Burning Springs.

Armor & Apparel

Burning Springs introduces a surprisingly large list of themed outfits and cosmetics — some tied to local factions, others simply fun additions for collectors. Many come from S.C.O.R.E. rewards or local NPC drops.  
Items include:

• Abraxodyne overalls outfit
• Ace the Tee Rex shirt
• Burning Springs gas mask
• Checkered suit outfit
• Deathclaw tamer outfit (plus hat)
• Dino Peak bogey shirt
• Head hunter outfit
• Rust raider light / medium / heavy outfits
• Vault-Tec cowboy outfit (plus hat)
• White mask (Burning Springs)

These pieces fit the region's “frontier + industrial” vibe really well. If you're the type who likes dressing your character for the zone, this lineup is peak flavor.

Consumables

Consumables here follow a clear theme: radhogs and prickeye plants dominate the local food chain. They can be cooked into several new dishes, some of which offer very useful buffs.

Raw

• Prickeye
• Radhog meat

Cooked

• Grilled radhog chops
• Pickled prickeye
• Prickeye salad
• Radhog burnt ends

Fish

Burning Springs also adds several region-exclusive fish species:

• Brahfin
• Glowing brahfin
• Hocking Hill Hellion
• Rusted sawgill
• Withered radeye

If you're into cooking or selling food buffs, these new ingredients add a bunch of fresh recipes to experiment with.

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Junk Items

Like most new enemy types, radhogs drop unique scrap components used in crafting and modding. These items also help distinguish Burning Springs from the rest of Appalachia.

• Acidic radhog intestine
• Plastic skull (Burning Springs)
• Radhog alpha hide
• Radhog hide

Nothing too wild here, but the intestines and hides are the big value drops.

Miscellaneous Items (Quest Items)

Burning Springs has tons of small story notes, personal logs, warnings, invoices, and lore scraps scattered throughout buildings, camps, and combat zones. These items help you piece together what went wrong here — and often point toward side quests or hidden areas.

Some examples include:

• Backpack of supplies
• Owen's ring
• Silas' dog tag
• Sturdy scrap metal
• Tin of caps
• Wanted poster

These don't serve gameplay functions beyond quests, but if you enjoy environmental storytelling, Burning Springs is rich in details.

Notes (Lore Notes)

The zone includes a huge list of collectible notes, memos, warnings, diaries, and pre-war paperwork. There are dozens in total, all discoverable throughout the region.

A small sample from the list:

• A huge mistake
• A mystical message
• At least sixty
• Athens bound
• Automation update
• Barrels shipment
• Be back soon!!
• Bill of sale
• Blue Ridge status
• Buckeye Diner's ledger
• Caution!
• Changed lock
• Checkpoint announcement
• Chop Shop invoice
• Clara's diary
• Collapsed railing
• Concerning basement smell
• Cost analysis
• Crazy guy's note
• Cultist announcement
• Damaged coats
• Delivery note
• Desperate plea
• Dilapidated rooms
• Diner customer complaints
• Dinner
• Dino Peaks pamphlet
• Dirty cheat
• Discipline for nature's bandits
• Don't feed the deathclaws!  
  …and many more.

If you're a completionist chasing every note in the game, Burning Springs is basically a treasure hunt.

Summary

Burning Springs brings a surprisingly large set of new items to Fallout 76 — from themed outfits and new animal components to region-exclusive food, fish, and an entire library of lore notes. Whether you're here for crafting, cooking, fashion, or story details, the zone offers something for every type of player.