From the two-bolt anchor atop Tractor Beam, head up the steep face above.  Follow good holds up a right, getting whatever gear you can in the horizontals.  Finish at a two-bolt anchor.

Tractor Beam

Night Moves

Share the Earth

Impulse Power

Crack of the Klingons

No Sign of Intelligent Life

Beam Me Up Scotty

Transporter Crack

The Wrath of Khan

This climb starts near a small left facing corner and follows the crack system up the face. The climb that starts right of the giant hueco is "Beam Me Up, Scotty".

Climb the face and seam to the wide V, then step over the bulge into the flaring crack on the right.  Follow it until you can get into the wider crack at the tree about two thirds of the way up.

Classic spicy New River mixed climbing. Hard to read movement through sloping holds and small crimps leads to a fairly relaxed band of horizontals through a small budge. Long, blind reaches in between edges will bring you to a final mantel and topout.

The movement feels like fairly standard 11+/12- fare, but the   slick nature of the stone and hidden holds makes it feel much harder at first.

Start from the ledge atop Transporter Crack. This is crack farthest left.

Right-facing dihedral to the right of Transporter Crack.  Wide crack which can be stemmed up easily. Watch for spiders.  The route can be climbed and protected easily with out venturing way back into the chimney.

Climb the middle crack up the face using some great hand jams to get to a horizontal break and small roof. Pull up around the roof and head straight up. Move left to the anchors atop Crack of the Klingons or right to the anchors atop Impulse Power

Climb a wide vertical crack with multiple horizontals up to a ledge with double-bolt anchors. Five other routes can be reached from this ledge.

Best route on the Star Trek Wall.  Start up Crack of the Klingons.  Traverse left at the big horizontal and out to a stance at the arete.  Move up the face and arete on the right side using some rather hidden holds.  At the angling flake, move up and swing around to the left side of the arete.  Head straight up to the top.  Great position and exposure...bouldery moves.

Top out on the ledge for a nice view or lower from the anchors that are really there for the face climb that comes up from below the arete on the left side.

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