Haven't You Had Enough stands out as a rare claw of vertical challenge cutting through the rock faces of Upper Mussel Rock, deep within Patrick's Point State Park on the Redwood Coast. This climb is a stark departure from the typical slender cracks common to Humboldt County, presenting a broad offwidth that asks for full commitment and technique rarely required in the area. From the start, the route pulls you into roughly 30 feet of a squeeze chimney, demanding a steady rhythm and a feel for the subtle holds tucked inside the widening crack.

The climb’s defining moment arrives as you transition from the chimney to a more demanding offwidth or layback finish. Here, the rock forces you to abandon the comfort of the crack and move rightward, surmounting a mantle ledge that tests both strength and nerve. This move can catch climbers off guard, as it requires not only physical power but strategic foot placement and balance. It's a move that calls back to your willingness to engage with bold climbing, blending the rawness of trad with a hint of technical finesse.

At just 40 feet, Haven't You Had Enough is compact but far from simple. Its brevity means the challenge is intense and leaves little room for error, making it an excellent exercise in controlled endurance and precise protection placement. The protection is straightforward: gear sized between 6 and 12 inches fits this corridor, but climbing with a top rope anchored to a tree is a common and practical approach for many who seek to minimize risk on the crux mantle.

The setting itself augments the experience—Patrick’s Point offers rugged coastal exposure with the Pacific Ocean’s persistent presence heard but unseen from the route, as the wind carries the salt-tinged air through the surrounding forest. The rock walls here are sturdy, dark, and textured, providing reliable holds amid the offwidth’s challenge. Despite its short length, the climb’s position within this wild stretch of California’s Redwood Coast provides an immersive natural backdrop that feels like stepping into the spirit of old-school trad climbing.

Whether you’re a trad climber craving an uncommon offwidth or a visitor passing through Redwood Coast seeking a quick yet potent route, Haven’t You Had Enough delivers a genuine piece of climbing heritage with a distinctly local character. Preparation tips include carrying large cams to fit the offwidth and planning your approach timing to avoid coastal fog, which can dampen the rock’s friction. Wearing stiff-soled shoes will help negotiate the mantle and chimney sequences more efficiently.

This route is ideal for climbers ready to push themselves on one pitch of demanding offwidth climbing, offering a memorable taste of Humboldt County’s rugged climbing culture in a neat package. With a solid anchor spot and clear line, it allows climbers to focus their energy on technique and adventure, without the distractions that a longer route might bring. In short, the climb is a concise trial of focus, strength, and commitment wrapped in the wild beauty of California’s northern coast.