Larry the Lime Lizard demands a bold approach right from the start, where a challenging, bouldery sequence tests your power and technique immediately after leaving the ground. The route’s sharp moves push you over a striking bulge, forcing every muscle to focus and your breathing to steady. As you crest this distinctive feature, a welcome shake-out awaits on a solid stance, offering a moment to regroup and plan your next steps. The final stretch rewards precise movement on solid holds, guiding you smoothly to a comfortable anchor. This brief but intense 50-foot climb packs a punch, offering sport climbers an opportunity to test their strength on clean, well-protected rock.

Located on Iguana Wall in Cayman Brac, this climb enjoys a remote island setting where warm trade winds carry the salt air, and sunbaked limestone cracks with a crisp sound beneath your fingers. The wall itself catches plenty of sunlight, making morning ascents ideal when the rock is cooler and less slick. The bold moves and steep overhang create an engaging challenge suited for those comfortable on hard grades around 5.11d.

Your protection consists of five titanium bolts, including a solid anchor and belay bolt, ensuring safe clipping spots throughout the climb. This setup demands confidence clipping on the fly during the pumpy sections. Expect some run-outs between bolts but nothing that veers outside typical sport climbing standards. Pair technical skill with efficient pacing to avoid burnout on this compact but demanding route.

For climbers ready to test their limits, Larry the Lime Lizard offers a focused sprint of fierce climbing, where each move feels earned and every rest hard-won. Despite its short length, this route delivers a complete experience with physical intensity, sharp limestone features, and ample opportunity to sharpen your clipping and resting strategy. The setting on Cayman Brac also rewards perseverance with breathtaking island views after your send, complementing the raw energy spent on the wall.