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Climbing Area Index / Attitash Crag / Dukes of Hazard (5.9)
Dukes of Hazard
Randy Gagne approaching the crux bulge.
Photo by Jim St. Jean
Directions:  Start at a tree near the left end of the cliff below a left-facing corner/crack.
Description: The crux protection bolt was added by a later party thinking the route was unclimbed. They'd named it Three Gems.
    Pitch 1: Climb the crack to reach a steeper headwall, where a tricky step right leads to easy but runout ground to the top. 90 feet.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: 
History:  1991 - Randy Gagne, James St. Jean

 
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