Best Minecraft Parkour Maps (2024)

Parkour maps are perfect for improving your adaptability and overall mechanical skill in Minecraft while providing you with an entirely new way to enjoy the game.

Our list here contains six of the best parkour maps to keep you hopping happily, regardless of whether you're new to the scene or a certified parkour expert!

Best Minecraft Parkour Maps

Each of these maps will have the versions they can be played on beneath their image. Make sure to pick a map that matches your version or change the version you're playing to match the one you like most.

Ascending 100 Levels

Download Page: MinecraftMaps

Version: 1.20.4

100 Ascending Levels, created by MMGPlays, is a map with a unique mix of parkour and puzzles. Rooms will require you to solve intricate puzzles to unlock the door to the next area. After completing a puzzle, you must parkour around the room to reach the door. The combination of puzzle-solving and difficult jumps makes this map the most difficult on our list. If you're looking for a challenge, you'll definitely find it here.

500 Boxes Run

Download Page: MinecraftMaps

Version: 1.20.6

500 Boxes Run is a simple, no-frills parkour map created by Paczuszka and YuXyy. Parkour is the name of the game and anything else is thrown out the window to create a great experience. The levels start off easy, initially consisting of a couple of blocks in different arrangements to jump across, and progressively get more difficult as you go. This makes the map perfect for both new and amateur parkour players since they'll be able to ease into the jumps. It will also appeal to experienced players who want to touch up on their basics.

Parkour Isle

Download Page: MinecraftMaps

Version: 1.20.6

Artem's Parkour Island is a very comfortable map suitable for beginners and more expert players. The atmosphere of the island itself is very relaxing. Every area has a theme with matching structures that fill the area without feeling like clutter. The only downside is that there are areas where it's easy to get confused about where to go next. A unique touch to Parkour Island is that players are occasionally given blocks or items after a puzzle to be used to unlock the next part of the path. One example of this is that completing an early puzzle will give you a block of TNT, which needs to be placed on a Redstone black further back on the path to unlock the next section. It's an interesting twist I don't often see in parkour maps.

JA-Wipeout

Download Page: MinecraftMaps.com

Version: 1.20.1

Created by TheHappywheels1, this map was inspired by the TV show Wipeout and fellow Parkour Map creator ItsPungpond98. I watched the show a lot as a child, and I can comfortably say that this map felt true to it. The puzzles are recognizable and feature a lot of moving parts. Some platforms move and drop out, there is a wall of moving blocks that knock you into the water, and so much more. I found it pretty difficult, but the difficulty didn't take away from how fun it was.

Line Parkour

Download Page: MinecraftMaps.com

Version: 1.20.4

This Parkour Map has 20 different levels, each of which uses falling blocks, jump boosts, water elevators, and more. It was built by a small team consisting of creator Omar_6374, builders Teddyishappyl and Dasdron, and assistants ___Artem__ and bindabash79. I found the map moderately difficult with easy-to-follow pathing. If you get stuck or fall too far, you're given the ability to return to the final checkpoint through an iron helmet in your inventory. It's a great option for those who are not new to Minecraft parkour but aren't experts either.

Parkour Limbo

Download Page: MinecraftMaps.com

Version: 1.19.2

Parkour Limbo is a large and difficult Parkour Map created by the LimboMaps team. It contains 100 short, unique levels for players to explore, adding up to hours of fun for all players. Each level has the potential to contain a secret button that can be pressed to get power-ups to use for more difficult areas. This is particularly useful for beginners but will help players through any difficult jump. The map has automatic checkpoints, so you'll never need to worry about being forced to restart from the beginning. I found the difficulty of the jumps to be quite nice. Several were jumps I've not seen in other maps, like jumping diagonally against walls, which made Parkour Limbo all the more exciting to play.

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