One Rat Too Many climbs a gripping crack system on Prestige Worldwide Wall, tucked into the rugged Clear Creek Canyon near Golden, Colorado. This single-pitch trad route offers a straightforward approach but delivers a surprisingly physical finish that demands respect and preparation. From the start, you ascend through a series of easy cracks, threading past three bushes that frame the narrowing chimney. As you push higher, the crack swells into an offwidth, where loose chockstones cling stubbornly—reminders that the route still feels raw and alive beneath your fingers. The offwidth demands strong technique and confidence; a #4 Camalot slots comfortably before the crux, but an older #5 Camalot would provide valuable security for the challenging double Gaston move at the top. Protection is sparse and placements require mindfulness—there’s no perfect anchor above, only a modest threaded sling below a precarious boulder, stressing the importance of careful gear planning and prudent judgment. When you reach the top, the descent options split: a leftward walk-off along a fourth-class ledge or a short traverse to the right, where a two-bolt anchor awaits for rappelling. Either way, the natural surroundings are alive with the sounds of Clear Creek’s flowing water and the whisper of wind through sparse trees, offering a brief but vivid adventure in Colorado’s classic crack terrain. This route won’t appeal to those seeking polished sport routes or straightforward protection, but for climbers craving a tangible connection with the rock and a modestly committing offwidth finish, it’s a solid challenge. Prepare to bring your larger cams, practice offwidth moves, and embrace a route that feels like a conversation with the canyon's rugged fault lines.