Guy and Dolls offers a concentrated burst of technical climbing amid the rugged contours of Holcomb Valley Pinnacles. This 40-foot sport route cuts through a steep gully, demanding careful movement and thoughtful attention from start to finish. From the moment you clip the first bolt and engage the face to the route’s left, the rock challenges balance and precision. A distinct horizontal feature guides you leftward, acting almost like a ledge daring you to test your footwork. The climb’s signature crux awaits as you move from this horizontal traverse back onto a central face, requiring a confident shift in body position and grip. Above this sequence, the route offers respite along a second horizontal before you navigate the upper face, leaning left to reach the chain anchors that mark a satisfying end. Though the difficulty isn’t relentless, the route’s scattered intensities keep you alert, making it a great choice for climbers looking to sharpen their sport skills without overly committing to a long pitch. Due to its short depth and technical nature, this route fits well within a half-day outing in the Big Bear Lake area, surrounded by pine-scented air and sharp mountain vistas. Rapid rope retrieval and easy access add to its appeal for those balancing time and effort. This climb exemplifies focused technical style, blending deliberate bolt protection with muscular moves, rewarding those who come prepared with precise footwork and a steady mindset.