All Escape From Tarkov Extractions, PMC and Scav Exits for Every Map

Choosing an extraction in Escape From Tarkov means checking more than its position on a map. The exit must accept your character, be available in your raid and have its required conditions met. This reference separates PMC, Scav and co-op exits across the game’s locations.

For Peacekeeper’s The Guide quest, use PMC-capable exits. A Scav-only marker cannot complete a PMC survival objective. Check the extraction list in the current raid before building your route around any option below.

Before choosing an exit

• Shared means either character type can use the exit. Co-op means a PMC and a Scav must work together.
• A paid vehicle can leave before you arrive. Bring the payment and keep another exit in mind.
• A signal-flare exit requires a green flare fired from its designated signal area. An existing green light or flare marking an open exit is a different condition.
• Some exits need a key, code-word note, equipment combination, power switch or specific raid timing.
• A transit moves you into another location. It is not the same as extracting to the menu.

Maps

• Factory
• Customs
• Woods
• Interchange
• Ground Zero
• Shoreline
• Lighthouse
• Reserve
• Streets of Tarkov
• The Lab
• The Labyrinth
• Terminal
• Icebreaker

Factory

Factory has exits on different floors, and the floor matters as much as the pin. Cellars and Smugglers’ Passage belong to the tunnels, while Office Window is an upper-office Scav exit. A single flattened plan can send you to the wrong level.

Customs

Customs has shared exits, character-specific exits and several alternatives with extra conditions. Keep the boiler-room co-op exit separate from ZB-1013, and do not confuse a transit to another map with an extraction back to the menu.

Woods

On Woods, pick a backup exit before crossing the map. The vehicle, signal-flare and locked-bunker options need preparation, while the northern bridge and expanded northern area make old cropped maps poor navigation references.

Interchange

Interchange’s main perimeter exits are only part of the picture. Power Station is a vehicle option, Saferoom requires an activation sequence, and the Scav Camp exit needs cooperation between a PMC and a Scav.

Ground Zero

Ground Zero mixes shared exits with a paid vehicle and a signal-flare route. Check the exact exit name in your raid before committing to a crossing, particularly around Mira Avenue and the northern end of the street.

Shoreline

Shoreline’s extraction options stretch from the resort area to the coast and map edges. The climbing route needs equipment, Mountain Bunker needs its code-word note, and the pier boat is conditional rather than a dependable fallback in every raid.

Lighthouse

Lighthouse offers exits at both ends of the map, along the coast and through a mountain route. A Scav hideout is not a PMC escape route, and the Side Tunnel co-op room is separate from simply reaching the tunnel entrance.

Reserve

Reserve’s most important distinctions are underground access and activation requirements. D-2 and Bunker Hermetic Door use different controls; the train is timed, and Sewer Manhole has a backpack restriction.

Streets of Tarkov

Streets has enough similarly named buildings and underground access points to make broad pins unhelpful. Check the specific staircase or floor for indoor exits, and prepare the correct flare, fare or note for conditional alternatives.

The Lab

The Lab uses elevators, gates and service routes across multiple floors. An activation switch and the extraction it enables can be in different places, so a useful map must show both rather than placing one unexplained marker over a building.

The Labyrinth

The Labyrinth has 2 extraction routes with different conditions. Ariadne’s Path needs its symbol key; The Way Up becomes available only after the raid has been running for 15 minutes.

Terminal

Terminal uses the Zubr Boat rather than a conventional set of perimeter exits. Seats depend on the number of players who entered, and carrying the Alpha-1 evidence container creates an additional condition at extraction.

Icebreaker

Icebreaker’s helicopter extraction needs both a valid green signal flare and the euro payment. Reaching the helicopter area alone does not complete the process, so retain the required supplies until you are ready to leave.

Planning The Guide

Choose one map from each of the quest’s pairs and prepare the extraction equipment for those choices. Do not choose a route solely because its marker is nearby. An exit that needs a missing key, an absent vehicle or a Scav partner is not a useful fallback when you need to preserve a survival streak.

The extraction reference does not change the quest’s Survived-status requirement. Check our The Guide walkthrough for the map pairs, eliminations and conditions that reset the run.