The Piz Badile is a mountain located on the Swiss Italian border in the Bregaglia region. As well as several less famous routes, it is home to the relatively easy classic North Ridge and the famous Cassin Route, one of the Great North Faces of the Alps.
2 recorded climbs.
| Year | Climb | Grade | Climber | Style | Date | |
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| 1937 | Cassin Route | TD | Luigino Esposito | Alternate Leads | alpine | 14th-16th July 1937 | |
| First ascent. | ||||||
| Cassin Route | TD | Riccardo Cassin | Alternate Leads | alpine | 14th-16th July 1937 | ||
| First ascent. With Vittorio Ratti and Luigino Esposito. | ||||||
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Cassin and team joined Como climbers Mario Molteni and Giuseppe Valsecchi who were already on the climb. The latter two died of exposure and exhaustion during the descent in a famous alpine epic. References |
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| Cassin Route | TD | Vittorio Ratti | Alternate Leads | alpine | 14th-16th July 1937 | ||
| First ascent. With Riccardo Cassin and Luigino Esposito. | ||||||
| Climb | Grade | # Recorded Ascents | Ascents Recorded Between |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cassin Route | TD | 4 | 14th July 1937 – 1st January 1969 |
| North Ridge | D | 1 | 10th September 2021 |