Cassin route at Pizzo Badile

The Cassin on the north-east face of Badile is, perhaps, the most significant classic rock route in the central Alps

On this itinerary you feel small, very small, surrounded by a large sea of ​​granite slabs.

Lightness of mind, light equipment and speed are the keys to having fun on this legendary itinerary which has around 22 pitches, grade III to VI.

The satisfaction on top is unspeakable and finally, up there, you can relax, the descent towards Gianetti will not be a problem... 

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 The complex, huge north-east face of Badile

 The cozy refuge Sasc Furà is the base for the climb

 From the start of the north ridge, this is what the north-east looks like!

 Daniela under the scary "icebergs" along the attack ledge

 The Rebuffat corner will wake you up!

Pierluigi comes out into the sun from the Rebuffat corner and smiles, the day is wonderful!

 Belayed at the end of the first difficult pitch, the one traversing to the left

The landscape behind the climbers is severe!

Along the most challenging pitches of Cassin, leaded by Francesco, the arrival of the fog is a little unsettling...

Enrico along the most photographed section of the route, the simple, sunny lengths that precede the final chimneys

The californian Jared along the most photographed section of the route, the simple, sunny lengths that precede the final chimneys

Gianvi along the most photographed section of the route, the simple, sunny lengths that precede the final chimneys

 Daniela in the final chimneys where sometimes, even in the height of summer, you can find wet, hail or snow

 Mario into the final chimneys

 Francesco in the impressive but not difficult final chimneys

 Beyond the chimneys, some slabs promise decreasing difficulty towards the summit

 Francesco and Mario on top of Pizzo Badile

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