The route has two starts about 15ft apart. The rock didn't warrant two separate routes. Climb either start clipping the first bolt about 10ft off the ground. Pull a few moderate moves to get over the bulge. Clip the second bolt and follow the route to the top. (If you're feeling a little spicy climb straight up the middle skipping the first bolts and clip the second about 15-20ft up)

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Above the Fold

The Winooski Fault

The Wrong Side of the Tracks

Lead Route

Make hard moves off the ground using the weird fist sized pocket to gain the first bolt. Charge up the face on insecure holds clipping the second bolt. Quickly move past the second bolt to gain the 18in juggy downward fold in the rock. From here clip the crux bolt and pull over the bulge. Climb the face on small ledges to the top.

Start with easy moves to the first bolt. Move up and left into the “fault” and clip the second. Pull over the bulge/crux and cruise to the top on easier ground. 

Climb the ledges opposite the original "lead route" to gain the first bolt. Follow the bolts through the super cool crack system. Go right after clipping the second and third bolt for better climbing (5.8)  Fight the urge to climb strait towards the obvious tree after the second bolt right below the anchors (5.6ish).

[Originally] the only bolted line on this wall. Start out beneath the first bolt, and climb straight up until you clip your second bolt. Then traverse right a few feet and use the protruding rock on your right to continue up. After clipping the fourth bolt, make your way to the left (you will see the fifth bolt). There is no anchor, but the top out is easy enough to walk up. Top out, and repel off the tree. Currently, there is a sixth bolt over the top out which lacks a hanger.

The side of a blasted wall along railroad tracks.  Not worth a long trip, but nice to stop by if you are in the area.

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Routes in Winooski Cut