At the edge of the rugged talus slope within the Upper Gorge of Owens River Gorge, 'It's the Gaaazzz' awaits climbers ready to test their slab skills under California’s vibrant sky. This single-pitch sport route stretches 60 feet over rock that demands mindful footwork and steady balance, rewarding those who approach with patience and precision. The cliff itself holds the marks of change—a retrobolting project that left the line zigzagging across the slab, causing occasional rope drag unless long runners are employed to ease tension. As you ascend, the textured rock offers a sequence of smooth, slabby movements punctuated by solid stances that offer brief moments to breathe and reset. The route sits comfortably at 5.8, but expect the first bolt to challenge your confidence, especially if this grade brushes just the edge of your comfort zone. The environment carries the quiet hum of the Owens landscapes, with dry canyon air brushing past and the distant rustle of the Gorge’s rocky walls. The approach delivers a light scramble over loose talus, preparing the mind and body for the technical subtlety that follows. For climbers seeking a no-frills, focused slab experience with enough challenge to sharpen technique, 'It's the Gaaazzz' is a worthy addition to any day's climbing in the Sierra's eastern reaches. Planning ahead with reliable shoes, multiple long runners, and a steady mental compass will make this climb as rewarding as it is instructive.