Alpine, UT, is a small town nestled against the mountains in Utah County, known for its spectacular views and quiet, intentional community. With no grocery stores within the city, residents enjoy a peaceful lifestyle with minimal traffic, as the only people coming in and out are those who live there. Despite its tranquility, Alpine is conveniently located, with Lehi just 10 minutes away, Provo 30 minutes south, and Salt Lake City 35 minutes north. Homes in Alpine range from $500,000 to $4 million, with most priced over $1 million, and feature a mix of old ramblers and new constructions, often with floor-to-ceiling windows to take in the breathtaking mountain and valley views. The city is known for its high property values, making it one of the most expensive places to live in Utah County. Alpine Elementary and Mountain View Academy serve younger students, while Lone Peak High School is located a few miles away in Highland. The town has a small selection of mom-and-pop businesses, including the popular Butter and Salt Bakery. For outdoor activities, residents frequent Creekside Park, Burgess Park, and Lambert Park, which offer playgrounds, sports courts, walking trails, and scenic hiking and mountain biking paths. During winter, Sundance ski resort is just 40 minutes away. The Alpine Country Club provides an exclusive golfing experience. The annual Alpine Days festival, featuring a 5k race, mountain biking race, carnival, fireworks, and parade, is a major event that brings the community together. Despite its limited amenities, Alpine's natural beauty and serene environment make it a desirable place to live.
