[Hide Comment] Beware of the potential for a rope slicing pendulum if the second falls in the crux. Dec 1, 2009

[Hide Comment] Awesome. It is a three move wonder, but lovely rock and a wonderful location. Great photo op. Feb 22, 2010

[Hide Comment] To prevent the pendulum, stand up above the crux, place gear (small) out left directly over the crux piece. Jul 3, 2010

[Hide Comment] Can be done as one pitch. Jul 20, 2010

[Hide Comment] Many years ago (1996?) Greg Martin and myself climbed the last pitch straight up from the belay after the roof move rather than following the right angling crack. We called it the "Danger Will Robinson" pitch. Not sure if we did it 1st or not.

The climbing was like 5.9 or 5.10 and an excellent finish for Lost in Space. Steep and pumpy, good gear but maybe a little spaced out. I thought this was way better and longer than the regular finish. Aug 22, 2010

[Hide Comment] Most Radical!! Every pitch is quality climbing with fun moves on quality stone! The second pitch crux (the Roof) is fit for its name, it will have you boggled and lost in space for sure, protects below (decent) and during the middle of the sequence (well, .5-.75BD) so make sure to prepare yourself if you want to stitch it! Last pitch is super fun and exposed as well, easy climbing though. A Must do for the Area! The exposure is Gnarly!!!! Mar 14, 2012

[Hide Comment] If you are worried about the follower it's a good idea to set a belay about 30' past the crux. There's a good stance, and it allows for better communication and visibility, as well as less rope stretch. Aug 17, 2014

[Hide Comment] We started on the cleaner crack system of Star Trekkin' and then moved right to the P1 corner system. Looked more fun (albeit with a real "move") than the unprotectable slab of Lost in Space P1. Apr 30, 2016

[Hide Comment] I see no need to break this into three. After pulling the roof, run it to the top. If the leader plugs the .5 midway thru the crux pull, the follower will be protected. The follower would simply refrain from pulling said piece until he/she was stood up and holding the mega jug up high. Reach down to the knee area and remove the crux pro. Continue up the easy 5.7/5.8 (super fun) ramp finish. May 4, 2018

[Hide Comment] Some descent beta below:

Once you belay from the tree at the top of p3 you'll get to a large area where there is a faint trail running down to climber's right. Don't follow this. You need to go to the actual summit (easy 5th class moves the way we went) then follow the extremely obvious hiking trail down. "walk off" in the description led us to some confused bushwhacking Apr 8, 2021

[Hide Comment] While continuing to the actual summit is a possible means for the walk off, I believe the more standard descent involves third class scrambling up from the tree belay at P3 to the large flat area mentioned in the other descent beta comment above. From here, walk climbers left until you see a slabby boulder near the edge. A third class move or two takes you across this short slab under an overhanging boulder - not particularly exposed, but move with care. Continue boulder hopping, contouring around the summit wall, eventually downclimbing more third class between a boulder and the summit wall end. There is an obvious climbers trail here that heads pretty much straight down, eventually taking a left when you rejoin the approach trail. Apr 12, 2021

[Hide Comment] Both the descent comments from Circle and from Tom were great.

POV climbing and gear:
youtu.be/7ENyK2z-jXo Oct 18, 2022