On the right side of the face (to the right of the 2 vertical seams) start with opposing sidepulls and a tiny tooth foot where the face starts. Bump left hand to another sidepull then dyno up to the jug directly above you. From here climb left to top out using sidepulls and slopers in the wide seam.

The Queen Regent aka Trampoline

Rookie Move

Long Live the Queen

Queen Regent sit (Trampoline sit)

Checkmate

Use the same starting holds as Long Live the Queen (left hand in a nice slot hold on the roof and right hand on a sideways undercling) then traverse right into The Queen Regent/Trampoline using side pulls. Hardest move is taking your left hand out from the roof and into the start hold for The Queen Regent.

Squat start on the far left end of the face on a sloping arete. Traverse right all the way across the face of the boulder till you can reach two awesome jugs.

 Top out straight up finishing just left of the crack between the boulders.

Formally known as The Queen Regent. Since this line turned out hard and super cool, we decided to give it a better name.

 Start with a left hand just under the roof in a nice juggy slot and a right hand on an undercling and pull on with the spiky foot for The Queen Regent. First move go right hand to the bad square-shaped crimp. From here either deadpoint to the slopey crimp up left near the seam or bump left to the bottom of the seam and then bump up to the crimp. From here figure out how to get your left hand up to the end of the good part of the left seam and pinch it and link into the top of Queen Regent.

 The holds suck and the link into Regent is fairly hard.  Originally had this posted as a V4-5...lol yeah its a lot harder than that.

The full line on the boulder. Starts down under Trampoline on a left hand pocket and right hand pinch and climbs left into the start of Long Live the Queen then finish Long Live. First move is left into the Long Live slot under the roof.

This is a really nice quality boulder directly next to the King Boulder but down a little bit. It has a roof that leads out to a vertical face. You can see it from the road if driving up from the Stowe side. It has about 3 lines out it.

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Protection

Routes in Queen Boulder