Set against the rugged backdrop of Boulder Canyon, Goofy pitches itself as a compact adventure that combines straightforward climbing with a touch of subtle complexity. This short, single-pitch route climbs a right-facing dihedral and chimney system on the shaded wall just to the right of the imposing Goofy Spire. The cool shade offers relief on warm days, a quiet refuge amid the canyon's bustle. From the base, the route invites climbers into a narrow chimney peppered with loose blocks—a reminder of nature’s raw edge that demands respect and careful movement. The challenge here is not just the physical climbing but staying alert to the fragile rock underfoot and hand. The chimney occasionally opens to the right, where a few moves on the face give brief respite from the constricted space. Above the chimney’s top lies a tricky section where a yellow Alien cam placement protects a downclimb and traverse across a hollow flake, the kind of feature that dares you to commit but rewards with steady holds. The finish tracks back into the dihedral, guiding you smoothly to the crag’s summit, where a large tree offers a secure belay anchor and a moment to breathe in the crisp mountain air. Gear up with a rack featuring doubles of #1 Camalots and extend to a #3.5 for the wider placements. While protection can be spotty in places, thoughtful placement and patient searching keep risks manageable. Approach this climb with a sharp eye for loose rock, especially near the chimney entrance, and take your time navigating the tight moves. Whether you’re topping out after a quick morning ascent or squeezing this line into a longer day in the Canyon, Goofy delivers a practical climb wrapped in an intimate setting, with just enough adventure to keep your focus sharp and your spirit light.