Located on the rugged face of Quickie Cliff within the shadow of Colorado's Lily Mountain, "Luck of the Draw" offers a brief but satisfying sport climb that packs character into its 25-foot ascent. This route, perched as the third climb from the left in a lightly aspen-lined gully, features a defining bulge that challenges your body positioning without overstaying its welcome. As you ascend, jugs invite confident hands to select their own sequence, making each move feel deliberate and personal. Midway, two distinct bolt options split the path: a lean left favored by climbers seeking a slight technical edge, or a rightward line offering a slightly more straightforward rhythm. While the climb ends shortly after with anchors positioned just as energy peaks, it leaves a sense of wanting more — a quick yet rewarding burst of vertical motion. The rock here holds well, and the bolts, including a pair of Metolius rap anchors, provide dependable protection for those managing the crux with steady focus. At an easy 5.8 rating, it makes an excellent introduction for sport climbers venturing into the area or a quick project for seasoned climbers warming up on Lily Mountain's cliffs. The approach is short and well-marked, with a comfortable walk through gentle aspen groves providing a peaceful foreground to the adventure. Given the Clover-like setting of lesser crowds, early morning climbs promise cool shade before Colorado’s sun fully claims the day. Plan your gear to include light sport rack essentials and be prepared for straightforward rappelling off two fixed anchors. While the climb won’t stretch your endurance, it demands precise footwork and composure on its bulging features. Expect a blend of muscle and technique, with echoes of the natural surroundings pushing you upward.