Mountain guides in Bayern are lamenting the disappearance of the region’s last glaciers due to accelerating climate change. The melting ice is causing increased rock instability in the Alpen, leading to a higher risk of rockfalls. This deterioration significantly impacts well-known climbing routes, such as the ascent to the Zuckerhütl in the Stubaier Alpen, making them increasingly perilous. Guides report rapidly changing conditions and the need for heightened vigilance. The loss of these glaciers not only threatens the safety of climbers and hikers but also represents a tangible loss of a natural landmark. This situation highlights the visible and immediate consequences of a warming climate in the Bavarian Alpen. Experts predict further glacial retreat and the continuing rise in hazards for those traversing the mountains.