Sleepy presents a straightforward yet rewarding climb on the gritty faces of Little Weston Wall near Leadville, Colorado. This single-pitch adventure begins firmly in a left-leaning corner that challenges you to read the rock carefully—each move feels like a careful negotiation with the diorite dike slicing through the face. As you progress, the rock’s texture demands deliberate footwork and well-placed protection, rewarding steady hands and a calm mind. The moderate corners lead you diagonally upwards and right, threading a natural line that offers both security and subtle exposure. At the top awaits a sturdy two-bolt anchor that secures your descent, a quiet endpoint to this focused route. The surrounding environment adds to the experience: crisp mountain air carries faint pine scents, and the elevation lends a quiet clarity, connecting climbers to the rawness of the Colorado high country. Approach this climb prepared to manage your gear deliberately, as protection relies entirely on natural placements with no fixed bolts along the route itself. Whether you’re warming up for something harder or seeking a solid, moderate trad climb, Sleepy balances approachability with the satisfying intricacies of traditional protection in alpine terrain.