Anything for 50 Bucks stands out in the rugged Cochrane Lane Cliffs as a straightforward, yet thoughtfully engaging single-pitch trad climb. Located just outside the small community of Welsford in New Brunswick, this 65-foot route offers a raw connection with the rock that rewards careful gear placement and quiet focus. The climb begins with a solid move up the crack system known as Snakepeel, where hands and fingers seek out well-defined holds while pro is placed with reliable security — a reassuring start that sets the tone for the ascent. Once anchored on an inviting ledge, you pivot your attention toward a subtle slab section threading between Snakepeel and the adjacent line, It’s a Way of Life. This slab demands a slightly different style, encouraging balance and footwork on textured stone rather than relying strictly on hand jams. Moving past the slab, the route presses right onto a vertical wall carved by clean cracks that guide you steadily upward. Here, the rock requests a refined touch where protection is crucial, especially given the moderately loose rating hinting at potential runouts that challenge a climber’s confidence and control. The final step is a move left to reach a secure rap ring anchor, from which climbers can prepare for a safe descent or set up for a second climb.The surrounding rock reflects the seasoned character of this trad route, with sandstone offering a reliable but occasionally sharp texture that demands gloves for sensitive fingertips and sharp focus on gear. The exposure provides a sweeping vantage on the quiet valley below, lending a moment of tranquility amid the exertion. Low traffic and moderate approach make this a practical choice for those seeking a solid trad route that's approachable yet not without its testing moments. Gear up with a rack topped at 1" cams, ankle-to-fist sized devices will suffice, but committing to solid placements remains vital to navigating the "R" rating safely. Approach from the base involves well-marked trails that slice through mixed forest before transitioning to open shelf-like ledges, ideal for a clear, dry climb. Timing your day with mid-morning sun on the cliff face enhances grip and visibility, while late afternoon brings cooling shade that helps temper early summer heat. Whether you’re honing trad skills or looking to savor a purposeful climb away from crowded crags, Anything for 50 Bucks pairs straightforward movement with pockets of technical finesse, offering an accessible introduction to the cliffs around Joe's Garage without sacrificing a touch of challenge or reward.