Pigs We Get presents a straightforward yet rewarding trad climb located on the sun-bleached slabs of Kannah Creek Wall within the Land's End section of Grand Mesa. This single-pitch route stretches about 50 feet, delivering a graceful ascent that guides you from a smooth slab toward a splitter crack deserving of your full attention. The approach begins with a slabby face, inviting you to test your balance and footwork before reaching a solid ledge that offers a moment to recalibrate and prepare for the crack above. As you move upward, wide hands and fists embrace the splitter, requiring confident but measured placements to navigate this natural feature. The climb’s protection centers on these wide cracks, making it critical to have gear suited for hands and fists to safeguard your progress. At the summit, a pair of bolts anchors the route, offering a secure spot to belay or top out. Throughout the climb, the rock’s texture reflects Grand Mesa’s arid, high-desert environment with sun-warmed stone offering a tactile connection to the area’s rugged character. Practical planning calls for sturdy trad rack gear designed for wider placements, solid footwear for slab techniques, and timing your climb to avoid the midday sun, especially during warmer months. The accessibility of this route near Grand Junction means you’re close enough for a day trip but far enough removed to enjoy the spaciousness of the wall with little crowd interference. Whether you’re honing crack techniques or scouting new trad terrain in Colorado, Pigs We Get stands out with a balanced challenge and straightforward beta that welcomes both emerging and experienced climbers.