Legalize It opens with a bold boulder problem that immediately tests your power and balance, demanding focus before easing into a natural crack system that dominates the middle section. This single-pitch route, stretching 50 feet, stands out in the Running Springs area of the San Bernardino Mountains for its blend of technical crack climbing and brief overlap challenges. As you move upward, the crack widens and tightens rhythmically, compelling you to shift gear placements carefully amidst solid rock. After negotiating the crack, the route aligns with the final moves of the nearby Horny Heroes from Hollywood climb, finishing at a secure two-bolt anchor where rappel or lowering options await. The rock here carries the quiet weight of this high desert environment—sunlight scorches exposed sections while shaded pockets offer welcome relief and subtle whispers of wind through the pines. Protection is straightforward but demands an attentive hand; gear placements up to two inches will secure your ascent, supplemented by a single bolt just past the crux and a two-bolt anchor system that assures a confident descent. Accessing the climb involves a moderate approach through rugged terrain around Keller Peak, where forested slopes give way to rocky outcrops. Hiking in early morning or late afternoon avoids the midday sun’s peak intensity and allows climbers to appreciate the layered views stretching across the San Bernardino range. Though the route is rated 5.10a, the grade feels balanced—challenging enough to keep your technique sharp without becoming punishing. For those prepared with medium cams and a solid footwork toolkit, Legalize It offers a compact adventure that captures the essence of traditional crack climbing in Southern California’s varied landscape.