Stand start, start cross handed on the good crimp jugs and head straight up. Definitely more for than the sit 

Bob Lob Law Stand

Jugs Direct

All Within My Hands

Half Parade

Full Parade

Big Big Energy

Jugs On A Slab

Snakecharmer

Late for the Parade

Bob Lob Law

Bullet jugs and hard burly positionsStart on a flat sloper jug and traverse right on crimps, slopey jugs, and pinches, all the way to the arete. Feet are bad, hands are good, and the iron cross position is very tiring by the end. Crux may be a little height dependent, you could start further over on the left sloper rail but it doesnt really add anything and its always wet

Same start for Jugs on a Slab but go straight up with a big mantle press 

Same start but instead of following the underclings past the tree go straight up 

Sit start on obvious jugs, do the first move up for Snakecharmer and then work your way left following the underclings. Same ending as Late for the parade Would be a classic if not for the dab tree in the middle 

The direct dyno for (All Within)Start on the jugs in the center of the face and dyno straight up. Quite fun!!!

Stand start matched on jugs, move left into a jug sidepull flake, follow it straight up 

Start where diagonal cracks meet, and follow the diagonal up-right juggy crack up the slightly less-than-vertical face to the top.  

Stand start at the left end of the huge flake and head straight up.  Merge into the end of the parade just before the end of the route, and play it smooth like you were there the whole time.  

Sit start with your left hand on a small crimp sidepull undercling and your right hand on an okay crimp. Head straight up. Pulling your butt of the ground is the crux...dont cheat it 

Large erratic of pink granitic gneiss, approximately 15-20’ tall with big solid flakes and cracks, mostly blank faces, a big overhanging section, and good landings.  Downhill side is taller (about 20 feet) and slightly less than vertical.

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Routes in Laurel Queen Boulder