Just One More offers a compact, engaging ascent on Colorado's Recovery Wall, part of the iconic Devil's Head area within South Platte. This 80-foot, single-pitch climb presents a blend of climbing styles that keeps the experience fresh and practical for intermediate climbers looking to stretch their skills without committing an entire day. The route's varied terrain invites you to shift gears smoothly—from confident slab moves at the base to a challenging arete above, culminating in delicate but demanding jams on flared cracks near the anchors. The upper rock is noticeably sharp, commanding measured hand placements and respect for your skin to avoid unnecessary abrasions. The presence of around ten well-spaced bolts means you can focus on movement and footwork without excessive gear management, balancing adventure with security.

Recovery Wall itself looms as a steep limestone face, carved by decades of wind and water erosion that gives the rock a lively texture—here, every hold feels alive under your fingertips, daring you to commit. The climb benefits from direct sunlight for much of the morning, though afternoon shadows begin to cloak the wall, offering partial respite during warm days. Approach trails wind gently through open pine stands and scrub oak, tracking a rhythmic, steady path that takes about 20 minutes from the main trailhead. The wider Devil's Head area is known for its straightforward access and mixture of sport and trad lines, making it a solid pick for climbers wanting both challenge and convenience.

Before you set off, prepare for the sharpness of the upper route section with finger tape or gloves, and wear climbing shoes snug enough to maximize precision, especially on the slab moves. Hydrate well, as the semi-arid mountain air can sneak up on you, and aim to climb during spring through fall when weather is most stable. Aside from the climbing, the surrounding environment encourages quiet appreciation—the pine needles crunch underfoot, the occasional twitch of wildlife punctuates the silence, and the expansive views towards the foothills remind you why this is more than just a climb; it's a moment in a vast, living landscape.

Just One More embodies a manageable taste of the Colorado Front Range’s climbing scene—accessible yet rewarding, safe but lively. Its short length makes it a perfect warm-up or a quick summit during a longer day at Devil’s Head. Whether you’re refining your crack technique or testing your precision on slab, this route provides a hands-on lesson in balance, control, and confidence.