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In XY it was really easy to level daycare Pokemon, raise Happiness, hatch eggs, and perform other step-based tasks, due to the infinite riding loop around Lumiose Tower, as seen here:

Lumiose Tower, seen from above

As you walk/ride in either direction, the camera pans around the tower, and so on until you end up where you started.

Is there a similar place in Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire?

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Yes!

At the Battle Resort, the camera pans around as you ride around the island. You can hold 'Up' continuously as the camera swings around.

The perfect line is right up against the daycare kid, but the way to start the loop is to go to this point (just to the left of the Pokemon Center):

Battle Resort, player character against the water.

This way, you can hold 'up' just as the camera pans around, meaning you continue heading left whilst still holding 'up'.

It's more beneficial than in XY, as you have the daycare and the IV checker close at hand as well.

Here's a video showing the process:

Sources

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  • If you want to continuously use this loop, I suggest you stick either a five cent or a penny to lock the Circle pad in place. Someone did this for 4 hours and their level 40 pokemon (In the daycare) had gone up 30 levels!
    – JDWhaler
    Commented Dec 22, 2014 at 19:18
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There's also one in Mauville City: in the little shops on the walls, if you line up with the top-left corner in one of them and hold down the circle pad at a diagonal down-right angle it infinitely loops.

I don't think anyone else knows about it.

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  • Cool! Nice find!
    – Robotnik
    Commented Dec 7, 2014 at 0:12
  • thx the angles not very hard actually
    – wingmann
    Commented Dec 7, 2014 at 18:26
  • also with this one you dont have to beat the game first i did it for about 24 hrs and went from level 27 to level 93
    – wingmann
    Commented Dec 7, 2014 at 18:28

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