 #5843 Dubbed "The River Cabin" by the homeowners, this home, crafted by Alpine Log Homes, has a rugged and classical, rustic look. The cabin and garage are situated nicely into the setting. Old-growth cottonwoods, riverside marshes and native sage were carefully preserved during construction. |
 #5906 The roof of this custom-designed, handcrafted, Alpine Log Home adds stature. The steep pitch and thickened fascia define the roof, while hips and valleys add drama, and a mid-level keeps the house from looking too high and protects the logs from snow and rain. Wide overhangs also protect the logs from sun and precipitation. |
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 #5620 Visitors to this Alpine Log Home step through a stone archway into a split-level entry and are greeted with the stunning views through towering two-story windows. From the entry landing, stairs lead down to the log-walled living room. |
 #5807 Design elements typical of mountain cabins – handcrafted logs, green trim and shingles, broad porches – were what homeowners Bruce and Pam wanted for their Montana home. Alpine Log Homes' design gave them all of that and more. |
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 #5775 Viewed from across the pond, this 915-square-foot, handcrafted, Alpine log cabin nestles deep into the natural grasses that surround it. A stand of pines shields the cabin from other structures in the compound. |
 #5945 This Alpine Log Home has an ideal mountain setting - wildflowers abound at the front door and Wyoming's Grand Tetons are a backdrop. The cabin is surrounded by 300 trees that the owners planted on the once-barren site. |
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 #5509 This Alpine Log Home, overlooking a Colorado valley, is a superb example of adapting a structure to its surroundings. The home's hillside perch with its magnificent view was the inspiration for the look and the layout.
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 #5316 The design of this Alpine Log Home cabin, tucked among the willows along the Snake River in Wyoming, is so effective that Home magazine named the cabin its "Best Little House."
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 #5355 Log and stone combinations recur throughout this Alpine Log Home. On the downhill side of the house, a stone terrace was chosen instead of a deck and slabs of local sandstone were used for the hearth, flooring in several areas, and for the grotto shower in the master suite.
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 #5338 The majestic architecture of this Alpine Log Home, which its owners dubbed "The Tree House," melds into its Wasatch mountainside location. The entrance to the home winds its way high onto a rocky outcropping.
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