Seein' Double 

Formerly a TR problem, now leadable. Does that make these retrobolts?

Seems like this one gets pretty close to Cheers.

Should have been left a TR problem. poor choice to bolt this one....

Thrill of the Chaise (AKA Cheers) is not much of a thrill anymore.

I should have had my wrench with me....

Darren, Cheers retrobolted an existing trad route. Why would you consider that a more valid route?

Routes like this make me think all climbing areas should be regulated as in Eldo or the Flatirons. Boulder Canyon is an uninspiring mess.

More regulated climbing? Oh yes, that's what we need.

Chris. Thrill of the Chaise has only two bolts in it and didnt encroach on any other route.I didnt know if it was a trad route and i dont really care. It seems like your bolts retro it even more... Now, while climbing Thrill, instead of only having those two bolts for the route, one could also clip all of your bolts. Maybe this is why you called it Seeing Double...

More regulated climbing is where we're headed. It's inevitable. Theres only going to be more people climbing and more people making impacts like this route. More regulation will happen.

I would have to agree with the above comments. This route doubles the bolt count on any other route at the crag. The lower potion of the route is easily lead on trad gear 3ft to the left. The 3rd bolt can be clipped from Dementia. The climbing looks interesting, but it probably should not have been bolted with 8 bolts.

A historical note, since I was involved in the FA of Cheers with Rick Leitner and Kent Lugbill. We didn't knowingly retrobolt Thrill - we had no idea that the route had ever been done. We also did not drill the anchor bolts; these were apparently added later by local guides.

A good route worth the two bolts, I think.

I've always enjoyed "Thrill". I had no idea it was a trad route, but I usually augment the route with a few cams. (it's pretty exciting if you only bring quickdraws).This new route seems a bit close to "thrill", kind of like some of the grid bolting at sport park. I've noticed that most of the bolts at happy hour see very little traffic, as most people there choose to do the trad routes instead. I will most likely enjoy the route, all the same.

Beware any route that says 11a or 12c.

Tried to toprope this line and kept running into holds on "Thrill of the Chaise". I wonder how many ascents a year this route sees. Bolts 2.5 feet away diagonally from bolts on "Thrill" kind of just cluttered up a good trad/mixed area. Can't wait to lead Dementia with some bolts clipped though.

I guess I have not been up here in a while.

Sorry Chris, I gotta say I think this is a poorly considered addition to the cliff.

Don't be sorry Steve, it's Bolted Canyon.

Just climbed Dementia for the first time today and was wondering why all these bolts where within reach? Total squeeze job!

This is fun, but it feels almost impossible in the 2nd to last bolt area. The old Rolofson guide calls this section 13a.