A dispute with local residents is forcing two Italian mountain hut operators in the Alps to remove hiking signs. The operators of the *Berghütte* were reportedly insulted by neighbors, leading to the decision to take down the signage. However, the hut owners have found an alternative solution to maintain access for hikers. Details of this alternative were not immediately disclosed, but it appears to address concerns raised by the residents. The incident highlights tensions that can arise between tourism businesses and local communities in sensitive alpine environments. The removal of the signs impacts access to the *Berghütte* for those relying on marked trails. The operators hope the new arrangement will resolve the conflict and allow continued enjoyment of the mountain area.