How to Read Color Block Jam Destinations Before You Move

Why start at the destination?

The destination defines what a successful route must preserve. Starting with a convenient block can lead you into a path that cannot reach its endpoint. Working backward exposes the real prerequisites.

What should you trace?

Trace the approach lane, any gate or key requirement, and the final landing space. Mark shared sections because they determine which color can safely pass first.

What if several destinations look equally open?

Choose the one with the least spare room or the fewest alternate lanes. If the choice remains equal, test the move that leaves more staging space and is easiest to undo.