Moving to Alpine, UT

About Alpine

Alpine is one of Utah County's most addresses — an estate community tucked against Lone Peak with large lots, horse properties and some of the metro's highest home prices. It retains a distinctly rural-suburban feel with parks, trails, and the beloved Alpine Days celebration each August. Median listing price: $2,375,000 (ezHomeSearch; read 2026-09-24).

Home prices in Alpine

The median list in Alpine is $2,375,000.

Top places in Alpine

• Lone Peak — the iconic summit towering over town (shown in the Commons photos below).
• Creekside Park — the city's central park along the Alpine Highway (shown in the Commons photo below).
• Lambert Park — 18 acres of trails and open space on the city's east side.
• Burgess Park — neighborhood park with playground and fields.
• Alpine Days — the city's August festival with parade, rodeo, and carnival.
• American Fork Canyon access — the Alpine Scenic Loop begins nearby.
• Historic downtown Alpine — small-town storefronts along Main Street.

Commuting from Alpine

• Approximate drive to downtown Provo: ~20 minutes via SR-74/Alpine Highway and I-15 (approximate; longer in peak traffic).

Schools in Alpine

Public schools: Alpine School District. For enrollment and performance data, see the state report card in Town links below. Confirm school assignment for any address directly with the district.

Alpine FAQs

• What is the housing market like in Alpine, UT?
  The median list in Alpine is $2,375,000. Median listing price · Sep 2026
• How is the commute from Alpine, UT?
  Approximate drive to downtown Provo: ~20 minutes via SR-74/Alpine Highway and I-15 (approximate; longer in peak traffic).
• Which school district serves Alpine, UT?
  Alpine is served by Alpine School District. See the state report card in Town links, and confirm school assignment for a specific address with the district.

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