Follow the fold/flake to chain anchors. Like 6 quickdraws are all thats needed.

The Flapper

The Zipper

Sub-Lux

Hot Popsicle

The Butterfly

Eviscerate

Pockmarks

Sunkist

Extended Care

Staph

Tender to the Touch

Knee Scar

The project listed in Karl's book and on the cover photo on The Scars front page (on MP). Pull stacked boulder problems separated by good rests followed by sustained .11 climbing to the chains. The name may help identifying crucial beta.

Originally rated .13b maybe it has gotten easier or helps to be tall. I thought it was 12d so I'll settle on 13a until others have tried it.  It's a good one though - I'm not sure which is better Knee Scar or Extended Care.

Do a series of boulder problems between total rests to an anchor shared with Pockmarks.

A nice, harder route close to town.  Shares the anchors with Extended Care.  Stick clip the first bolt, it's high and not easy getting there.

Pull some relatively hard moves until you get a break before the crux in between the first and second bolt.  Crux is moving left off what I assume is the Hot Popsicle hold, a sloping, open handed flat/pinch hold that you won't want to be using if it's hot out.  Move left into good sidepulls and up to the 'ear' and a flat hold for a shake.  From here some height dependent crimping gets you joined with Extended Care.  Easier climbing to a tricky boulder problem right before the anchors.

Climb Tender to the Touch and then continue up and right on good holds to a chain anchor.

Start left then climb straight up to the anchor shared with Tender to the Touch. Powerful.

Kinda Shitty. Move up and do a wierd boulder problem, then a few fun bolts of climbing to an anchor shared by Sub Lux.

The route begins on the approach ledge to The Scar. Climb through a series of bulges to a good anchor.

Climb up the first 4 bolts of Eviscerate and then taverse right and up to a chain anchor

CLIMB TO A SERIOUS BOULDER PROBLEM AND CLIP THE ANCHOR

Follow first two bolts of  Staph then break right on good flakes to a clip in anchor. Going beyond the first anchor is The Butterfly at .13a.

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Routes in The Scar