Just Do It offers a concise but engaging climb that balances the best of traditional and sport styles on a single, well-protected pitch. Found on the far left edge of The Garden, this route invites climbers to transition smoothly between textured face holds and clean cracks, giving a taste of Colorado’s varied climbing character. Beginning just left of a prominent pine tree perched about 15 feet up, climbers face a sloping ramp offering an inviting start. The initial move leads quickly to a bolt, where you clip in and find footing on a ledge, setting the tone for a steady 5.8 climb.

From there, the route takes you straight up through hand and finger cracks that demand attention to technique, requiring a climber’s focus on steady balance and efficient movement. A short leftward traverse brings you to the second bolt, a reassuring anchor point before stepping up to the final belay station. The climb concludes at a two-bolt anchor with lowering hooks, allowing for a clean and uncomplicated descent.

At 65 feet, Just Do It is approachable but still offers enough variety to keep both beginners and intermediate climbers interested. The mixed nature of the climb—part crack, part face—makes it a strong candidate for climbers working on their crack techniques while enjoying the security of bolt protection. Expect modest exposure with clear, reliable rock typical of Boulder Canyon’s granite slabs.

Gear wise, the climb requires standard trad rack up to a #2 Camalot, alongside two bolts protecting the more technical moves. This combination offers a solid safety margin while encouraging climbers to practice gear placements on natural features. The proximity to a popular trailhead and accessible approach make this route a practical choice for a quick climb, a solid warm-up, or a confidence-builder.

Boulder Canyon delivers classic Colorado climbing experiences surrounded by towering granite walls and pine scents drifting on cool air. Visitors will find the movement straightforward but engaging, with natural features that challenge footwork and crack skills in equal measure. Planning ahead means scheduling your climb earlier in the day to avoid intense afternoon sun, and packing appropriate layers given Boulder’s variable mountain weather. Hydration and proper shoes with sticky rubber will elevate both comfort and control on the textured stone.

Whether you’re visiting from Boulder or passing through the Front Range, Just Do It serves as an efficient, enjoyable climb with enough spice to keep your focus sharp and your confidence high. It’s an ideal stepping stone into sport-trad hybrids, letting you sharpen anchors, clipping, and placement in a welcoming environment.