How do I get the eggs?
Eggs are one of the rewards you get for visiting Pokestops and are one of the best objects for leveling up your Pokémon trainer.Getting them is simple: get close to a Pokestop, tap on the symbol when you are close enough to it and then spin the symbol until you get all of the rewards. Doing this will normally get you Pokeballs and incense, but if you’re lucky you’ll also get eggs.
How do I use the eggs?
The first thing you have to do is tap on the Pokeball at the bottom of your screen, open the list of and then swipe right to find your eggs.To start the incubation process, all you have to do is tap on the egg. After that you have to walk a certain distance (the distance needed is shown below the egg) to make the egg hatches
To do all of this, the app must be open (so be sure to charge your phone) and above all you cannot cheat. Don’t even think about driving or taking a bus to avoid walking. The good thing is that you don’t have to walk this distance all at once, so you can do it over several plays and even on different days.
How much do I need to walk for each egg?
Over a mile is the minimum distance per egg and it will take you around half an hour to do it at a moderate pace. The next Pokémon egg category will require about three miles of walking and takes between 45 minutes and an hour to do.
The best Pokémon eggs require roughly 6 miles of walking for incubation and at least 2 hours to do. So keep your battery fully charged and consider even carrying around some portable batteries for your phone.
The big question: what kind of Pokémon will I get?
As you can imagine, depending on the distance you walk, the Pokémon you’ll encounter will be more and more rare. So if an egg requires you to walk 10 kilometers, you can expect to have a very rare Pokémon. Here’s a complete list of the Pokémon you can get according to the distance you walk.Walking over a mile on Pokémon Go
 | 001 – BulbasaurType: Grass / Poison Evolves into: Ivysaur |
 | #004 – CharmanderType: Fire Evolves into: Charmeleon |
 | #007 – SquirtleType: Water Evolves into: Wartortle |
 | #010 – CaterpieType: Bug Evolves into: Metapod |
 | #013 – WeedleType: Bug / Poison Evolves into: Kakuna |
 | #016 – PidgeyType: Normal / Flying Evolves into: Pidgeotto |
 | #019 – RattataType: Normal Evolves into: Raticate |
 | #021 – SpearowType: Normal / Flying Evolves into: Fearow |
 | #025 – PikachuType: Electric Evolves into: Raichu |
 | #035 – ClefairyType: Fairy Evolves into: Clefable |
 | #039 – JigglypuffType: Normal / Fairy Evolves into: Wigglytuff |
 | #041 – ZubatType: Poison / Flying Evolves into: Golbat |
 | #074 – GeodudeType: Rock / Ground Evolves into: Graveler |
 | #129 – MagikarpType: Water Evolves into: Gyarados |
Walking about 3 miles on Pokémon Go
 | #023 – EkansType: Poison Evolves into: Arbok |
 | #027 – SandshrewType: Ground Evolves into: Sandslash |
 | #029 – Nidoran FType: Poison Evolves into: Nidorina |
 | #032 – Nidoran MType: Poison Evolves into: Nidorino |
 | #037 – VulpixType: Fire Evolves into: Ninetales |
 | #043 – OddishType: Grass / Poison Evolves into: Gloom |
 | #046 – ParasType: Bug / Grass Evolves into: Parasect |
 | #048 – VenonatType: Bug / Poison Evolves into: Venomoth |
 | #050 – DiglettType: Ground Evolves into: Dugtrio |
 | #052 – MeowthType: Normal Evolves into: Persian |
 | #054 – PsyduckType: Water Evolves into: Golduck |
 | #056 – MankeyType: Fighter Evolves into: Primeape |
 | #058 – GrowlitheType: Fire Evolves into: Arcanine |
 | #060 – PoliwagType: Water Evolves into: Poliwhirl |
 | #063 – AbraType: Psychic Evolves into: Kadabra |
 | #066 – MachopType: Fighter Evolves into: Machoke |
 | #069 – BellsproutType: Grass / Poison Evolves into: Weepinbell |
 | #072 – TentacoolType: Water / Poison Evolves into: Tentacruel |
 | #077 – PonytaType: Fire Evolves into: Rapidash |
 | #079 – SlowpokeType: Water / Psychic Evolves into: Slowbro |
 | #081 – MagnemiteType: Lightning / Steel Evolves into: Magneton |
 | #083 – Farfetch’dType: Normal / Flying |
 | #084 – DoduoType: Normal / Flying Evolves into: Dodrio |
 | #086 – SeelType: Water Evolves into: Dewgong |
 | #088 – GrimerType: Poison Evolves into: Muk |
 | #090 – ShellderType: Water Evolves into: Cloyster |
 | #092 – GastlyType: Ghost / Poison Evolves into: Haunter |
 | #096 – DrowzeeType: Psychic Evolves into: Hypno |
 | #098 – KrabbyType: Water Evolves to: Kingler |
 | #100 – VoltorbType: Lightning Evolves to: Electrode |
 | #102 – ExeggcuteType: Grass / Psychic Evolves to: Exeggutor |
 | #104 – CuboneType: Ground Evolves to: Marowak |
 | #108 – LickitungType: Normal |
 | #109 – KoffingType: Poison Evolves to: Weezing |
 | #111 – RhyhornType: Ground / Rock Evolves to: Rhydon |
 | #114 – TangelaType: Grass |
 | #115 – KangaskhanType: Normal |
 | #116 – HorseaType: Water Evolves to: Seadra |
 | #118 – GoldeenType: Water Evolves to: Seaking |
 | #120 – StaryuType: Water Evolves to: Starmie |
 | #128 – TaurosType: Normal |
 | #137 – PorygonType: Normal |
Walking 6 miles or above on Pokémon Go
 | #095 – OnixType: Rock / Ground |
 | #106 – HitmonleeType: Fighter |
 | #107 – HitmonchanType: Fighter |
 | #113 – ChanseyType: Normal |
 | #122 – Mr. MimeType: Psychic / Fairy |
 | #123 – ScytherType: Bug / Flying |
 | #124 – JynxType: Ice / Psychic |
 | #125 – ElectabuzzType: Lightning |
 | #126 – MagmarType: Fire |
 | #127 – PinsirType: Bug |
 | #131 – LaprasType: Water / Ice |
 | #133 – EeveeType: Normal Evolves to: Vaporeon, Jolteon, o Flareon |
 | #138 – OmanyteType: Rock / Water Evolves to: Omastar |
 | #140 – KabutoType: Rock / Water Evolves to: Kabutops |
 | #142 – AerodactylType: Rock / Flying |
 | #143 – SnorlaxType: Normal |
 | #147 – DratiniType: Dragon Evolves to: Dragonair |
Remember that you should always be aware of your surroundings while playing Pokémon GO. Also keep in mind that this game depletes your battery pretty quickly, so you may want to carry some extra batteries with you when you’re out and about.