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Star Trek
A undeveloped stretch of hard sandstone slab with easy access. |
Left Nacelle
Main wall on left |
V2
★★ Beverly Crusher
Start in small finger slot on black streak and push up into edge facing down. Trend left and up. |
V1
The Borg
Just to the right of black streak. Mini crimps and smear to gain whiteish ledge for foot on right. Up the slight outcrop to jugs of victory |
V2
★ Riker
Start with right hand on blocky sidepull and left hand low on whiteish ledge. Match foot up to ledge, pistol squat to glory. |
V3
★★ Tea, Earl Grey, Hot
Start with right hand in runnel and move into small 2 finger pocket. Smear feet and delicately move up to crimps and out |
V1
★★ Snodgrass
Start on the thin stuff 1 metre right from worf under the sidepull flake. Move into this sidepull, up on smeary feet and out to juggy top. |
V0
Troi
Start 2 metres left of wide crack. Up through slopey flake. |
V0
Tasha Yar
Warning! Fragile flake! Up the right thin arete of the wide crack. I'm putting this route up here as it's the most obvious line but it's not safe to climb. I removed a loose block behind the thin high flake but the remaining thin flake isn't particularly solid. An easy climb but you might end up like season 2 Tasha Yar if you climb it. |
V1
★ Wesley Crusher
Start with both hands on the runnel sidepull. Reach up to another sidepull. Then up and away |
V3
★ Worf
Burly. Sit start with hands left on low rail. Heave up using thin crimps. Top out rights for Wesley Crusher. |
V1
I wish I was LaVar Burton
Sit start with hands on right side of low rail. Straight up then traverse right to top out as for Wesley Crusher. |
V2
★ I never lie when I have sand in my shoes
Traverse from far right arete all across the big slab and top out via the top of the crack far left. Keep mid wall, beware thin flake high on right side of wide crack, have fun on the slab section. |
The central station linking the two nacelles. A couple of ageing climbers and their kids took comman
The central station linking the two nacelles. A couple of ageing climbers and their kids took command for the crag's second tour of duty. While all attempts to stick to the Star Trek route-naming ethics were made, the young first ascentionists declared that: a) they didn't know what Star Trek was b) those names were too boring anyway. A vague space theme ensues. |
V0
Flying into the tree tops
Stand start directly below the tree. To climb, somehow squeeze between the branches and roots to top out amidst the mossiness left of the block. Pulling on the tree will see you sent to the brig. Unlikely to see many repeats by adults over 5ft. |
V0
★ Space Crawl
Start below tree and traverse right to finish up Wombatonaut. |
V0
★ Wombatonaut
Follows the features just left of the arete. Top out via the sloping pinches and jugs on the block up top. Wombats are the first ascentionist's favourite animal. |
V0
★ Space nappies
Head up just right of the arete to some sloping jugs on top. The discussion topic just before the FA was how astronauts went to the toilet. |
V1
★ Space nappies (sit start)
Start from obvious, low sidepull where a chunk of rock was ripped off (ruining the onsight FA) and finish up Space nappies. Other hand holds out right if you need them, also created by tearing another chunk of rock off. |
Right Nacelle
Right wall slightly further back. less slabby |
V1
★ Jefferies Runnels
Up the second runnel to the left of the big flake. (Not the mossy wet one) |
V0
Harry Mudd
Up main flake system in middle of wall |
V1
★ Sulu
Using the jutting foot under the first bulge, stay left of the arete and move through the bulges |
V1
D.C. Fontana traverse
Traverse from Uhura on right to far left. Stay low, nothing above the break. On right move up at first arete and out left onto small final slab. Topout here. |
V0
Uhura
Up the fun jugs on the right of the arete. Also a useful downclimb |
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