Remember The Alamo unfolds across three distinct pitches, each offering a rewarding mix of technical climbing and striking panoramas. Located deep in the rugged expanse of El Potrero Chico, this route demands a solid 30-minute approach, tackling steep terrain that tests your focus even before the first clip. As you ascend, the rock changes beneath your hands—clean limestone edges give way to textured corners, culminating in a crux move on the third pitch, just beyond the third bolt where the corner opens up. The climbing is confident but requires precise footwork and steady breathing; this is not a route for those new to 5.9 sport climbing. The vertical relief of The Spires and the dramatic stretch of Mota Wall fill your peripheral vision, painting a stark and compelling backdrop that shifts as the sun moves through the sky. Protection is straightforward with about 14 draws sufficing for the whole route, anchored by reliable two-bolt chains at each belay. Although the route currently holds three fully equipped pitches, recent development suggests more lines will emerge here, promising to extend the adventure further into El Potrero Chico’s towering cliffs. With only moderate star ratings from climbers, some may find sections that test endurance more than pure technical challenge, yet all agree the combination of exposure, rock quality, and setting elevates the experience. A reminder to approach with fresh arms and a clear plan—this climb rewards respect and preparation, offering a memorable slice of Northern Mexico’s climbing magic.