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Alpine climbing routes in the canton of Graubünden

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The 10 most beautiful alpine climbing routes in the canton of Graubünden

Alpine Climbing · Fläscherberg

Me Gusta (7a, 7 SL) an der Föhnmauer (Ellhorn, Biotop)

recommended route Difficulty 7a difficult

3.3 km

6:00 h

180 m

Populäre Route durch die eindrucksvolle Föhnmauer am Ellhorn. Die sieben Seillängen sind abwechslungsreich, gut abgesichtert und bieten tollen Ausblick aufs Rheintal.

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Alpine Climbing · Montafon

Gross Litzner - Seehorn crossing

recommended route Difficulty IV, 4a difficult

17.9 km

9:14 h

1,491 m

1,540 m

The most beautiful tour in the Silvretta. Hiking, scrambling, abseiling, glacier contact in a magnificent mountain setting. Whether as a day tour or with an overnight stay at the Saarbrücker Hütte, it is an absolute highlight for climbing mountaineers. However, you should be aware that the tour has many exposed passages and that you can only belay part of it. Belaying must be done quickly and routinely so that you can finish the tour in daylight. It's better to set off earlier and then enjoy a cool drink for longer at the Saarbrücker Hütte.

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Alpine Climbing · Bergell Mountains

Piz Badile (3,308 m) - NE face "Cassin" VI+ (V+ obl.)

Premium content Difficulty VI+, 6a difficult

10.8 km

13:00 h

2,131 m

2,132 m

Despite the bolted pitons, the "Cassin" remains a serious undertaking that should not be underestimated, as it is still difficult to retreat. The pretence of safety naturally also attracts inexperienced or overtaxed climbers, who help the bivouac box at the summit to regain its right to exist.

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Alpine Climbing · Bergell Mountains

Piz Frachiccio (2,905 m) - O-wall "Via Roland" VI+ (VI obl.)

Premium content Difficulty VI+ moderate

3.8 km

7:00 h

518 m

The "Via Roland" is still a fairly new Swiss-style plaisir route. Nothing stands in the way of unrestricted enjoyment here, as long as a rope partner can master the upper VI degree on flat sections.

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Alpine Climbing · Bergell Mountains

Spazzacaldeira (2,487 m) - O-wall "Via Felici" VII- (VI+ obl.)

Premium content Difficulty VII- difficult

1.4 km

4:40 h

222 m

The "Via Felici" - also known as "Il Mosaico" - is one of the oldest classics in the area and should now enjoy renewed popularity thanks to the renovation.

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Alpine Climbing · Bergell Mountains

Spazzacaldeira (2,487 m) - O-ridge V- (IV+ obl.)

Premium content Difficulty V- moderate

2.3 km

4:15 h

382 m

381 m

The east ridge is a marvellous pleasure climb high above the valley with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and the reservoir.

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Alpine Climbing · Südflanke des Piz Linard

Piz Linard south-east ridge from the Linard hut

recommended route Difficulty III moderate

5.8 km

5:00 h

1,081 m

1,082 m

Quite exposed, with few safety options, the route leads iThe climb to the highest peak in the Silvretta is fairly easy and offers views over the Silvretta, the Engadin and up to the Bernina massif.

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Alpine Climbing · Bergell Mountains

Bio-Pfeiler - Via Classica

recommended route Difficulty 5c+ moderate

4.5 km

5:00 h

507 m

Schöne und sehr lohnende Granitkletterei unweit der Albignahütte. Die Tour verläuft immer entlang schöner Risselinien und über zwei super Dächer, die sich aber perfekt absichern lassen.

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Piz Badile north ridge - overview picture with route (topo)

Alpine Climbing · Bergell Mountains

Piz Badile (3,305 m) north edge - dream edge in granite

recommended route Difficulty V+, 5a difficult

4.3 km

12:00 h

1,400 m

800 m

The north face of Piz Badile (3,305 m) is one of the greatest edge climbs the Alps have to offer! The demands on the climbers are also "great": You need to be in good physical condition for the scheduled 12 hours (20 - 25 pitches) because you have to stay focussed right to the end, even on the descent! The climbing difficulties (V+) must of course be tackled safely with a rucksack (provisions, crampons for the way back...) and comfortable shoes. The higher you climb, the more intermediate protection and belays you have to set up yourself. And for those with a good sense of direction, this is a real dream tour in granite!

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