Double Clutch demands focus and power along its single 70-foot pitch, offering climbers a refreshing challenge in the heart of the Bow Valley. Beginning with juggy yellow flakes that invite confident moves, the route quickly morphs into a stretch of solid grey rock where precision becomes vital. Protected by six bolts spaced out over roughly twenty meters, this climb tests your ability to manage pump and maintain control. The crux is well protected but unforgiving—choose your moment carefully, as slipping near the bolt could catch you off guard. The approach delivers an intimate encounter with the raw, rocky shoulders of Mount Baldy’s Yellow Wall area, amid dramatic cliffs that loom over Kananaskis country. The rock’s texture shifts under your fingers, alternating between welcoming holds and tight crimps, demanding versatility and tactical gear clipping. Climbers should prepare for quick bursts of power interspersed with short rests at stances including a small ledge that acts as a critical landmark—it’s where the first bolt is tucked away and easy to miss if you're scanning the face in haste. Weather can be capricious here, so early summer or early fall offers the cleanest, driest conditions and reliable daylight when the wall catches the sun just right. This route’s location within the Barrier Bluffs Sport Climbs provides a perfect gateway for those looking to push into the 5.12a arena without the length or commitment of multi-pitch adventures. The descent is straightforward, with climbers lowering off fixed anchors onto solid ground below but always check your rope drag and anchor integrity before committing to the chain. Packing standard sport climbing gear, a helmet, and sturdy shoes are a must, as the approach involves traversing rocky scree and mixed trail conditions. Double Clutch is a focused, punchy climb that rewards careful movement and mental sharpness, delivering striking views of the Kananaskis wilderness and a taste of what Alberta's sport climbing circuits offer beyond the well-trodden paths.