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Alpine
Alpine is a mountain community at the eastern end of the White Mountains. It is surrounded by the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest and is six miles from the New Mexico border. Ponderosa pine, lakes, streams and majestic mountains are abundant.
For Visitors Information:
- County: Apache
- Year of Incorporation: 1870
- Elevation: 8,200
- Population: 1,000
Alpine Attractions
Alpine is a mountain town rich in beauty and history. If you love the outdoors you'll love Alpine. Escudilla Mountain, the third highest in the state, is nearby with a three-mile trail to the top. Luna and Hulsey Lake are close by and the Black River is a fly fisherman's heaven. Campgrounds and the forest are right at your doorstep.
Alpine History & Culture
The Alpine area, also called Bush Valley, was settled in 1876 by Anderson Bush, owner of a log cabin known as Fort Bush. In 1880, Mormon settlers built a log fort about a mile southeast of Alpine. Cattle ranching and logging were its mainstays for many years.
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