Great route with mostly good rock. A flaring finger start leads into a short wide section before getting steep. I placed a blue Totem (BD .3) and backed it up with a BD .2 early in the double seams then couldn't find any gear until the horizontal, BD #3.  I went up the ramp above looking for an anchor but did not find one. I used the three nut anchor.

Moisture Brau

This Bud's For You

Twentynine Posers

A stunning looking dihedral system in multicolored rock make this route quite appealing when you look at it. The route starts with an interesting and technical corner, then breaks left to traverse under a roof (crux), then continues left, eventually topping out.

This is a super fun, well-protected route that packs a lot of pump into a short length. Step off a ramp to an undercling flake and work up towards two bolts on the hueco-covered face. The climbing above the second bolt is a bit run out but this could be tamed with a 0.5 Camalot in a pocket, possibly a #1 or #2 Camalot in a pocket, and possibly a medium-large wire up higher. The pump is severe but eventually a stem across the chasm provides a dramatic reprieve. Continue up to a rap tree at the back of the alcove. 

  This route could use rebolting and a proper anchor at the top of the wall which is the natural finish.

The Beer and Ice Gully is a little travelled area that is home to some testpiece routes in Red Rock. Along with Terminal Velocity (5.13a), numerous .11's and .12's can be found here, along with the potential for many more! The rock quality is good overall, and the gully is shaded most of the day.

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