Vasquez Rocks is a county park in Agua Dulce, California, 30 miles north of LA. The area has been used in the filming of numerous Star Trek productions, including at least 8 TV episodes & 2 movies. Leer más.
Home of the original Bat Cave, from Batman, as well as location for many episodes of Star Trek from virtually every series! Leer más.
Not only was this location used in Star Trek: Voyager episode "Future's End", but the tunnel leading into the park was the one driven through by Biff Tannen in Back to the Future! Leer más.
"When this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're going to see some serious shit!" This is the shopping mall used in the classic Back to the Future films. Leer más.
The day before the release of Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country the cast signed their names on Hollywood Boulevard. Nichelle Nichols became the first African-American woman with a star. Leer más.
"Then tell me, future boy, who's President of the United States in 1985?" - This is Doc Brown's house as used in the Back to the Future trilogy of films! Leer más.
One odd location for Star Trek: Generations you can find in LA is Jean-Luc Picard’s oddly Dickensian Christmas fantasy in the Nexus which was filmed in this elegant mansion. Leer más.
Filming for Star Trek First Contact took place here. Herman Zimmerman created a village to stand in for Bozeman, Montana. A section of the Vulcan ship was brought here for the film's finale. Leer más.
The art deco restaurant here played host to the Dixon Hill holonovel scenes from Star Trek: First Contact, including over 120 extras and 2 Borg drones! Leer más.
Home to the production of many Star Trek films and episodes. Star Trek was so successful for Paramount it became known as "the franchise" in the 80's due to it's reliable revenue. Leer más.
Silica Dome, in the park, was used as the location for Viridian III in the film Star Trek: Generations. Leer más.
In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Vic Fontaine's holographic lounge bar was located in a 1962 Las Vegas Hotel. Leer más.
