Alpine Aerie
A little closer to the sky.
A tall alpine gable lodge with binoculars and a birdhouse facing the mountains.
Alpine Aerie
Alpine Aerie is a tall gable lodge that points straight at the mountains, with a birdhouse by the wall and a pair of binoculars ready for the view. The view is the whole point of the place.
Ari the altitude enthusiast has been watching the peaks since before the coffee was ready. Ari points out clouds shaped like your next adventure, and the compass always points up, which is very useful at this height.
Come up the path and say hello. The air is clear, the birds are early and there is always another summit to talk about.
Made for people like you
- Hikers, climbers and trail guidesA page that feels like the top of a good climb, with a map and a view.
- Bird watchers and nature photographersA birdhouse and binoculars say look closer, which is the whole job.
- Outdoor instructors and small guidesA confident front door for trips, lessons and the people who join them.
- Anyone planning a big next stepA tall, hopeful page for a first project or a fresh start.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
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Which summit is wearing a snowy cap?Show me Found
The snowy peakThe tallest peak keeps its white cap on all year. It looks very pleased about it.
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A tiny house is waiting for a birdShow me Found
The birdhouseA small birdhouse hangs by the lodge. Nobody has moved in yet, but Ari says they are close.
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Which way does this tall roof point?Show me Found
The tall gableThe gable rises straight up toward the sky, as if it has been practising for the summit.
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A green spire stands guard on the leftShow me Found
The pine treeIt has stood here longer than the house, and it likes to think it owns the place.
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Something sealed is waiting on the grassShow me Found
The little letterA letter fresh from the valley below. It smells faintly of pine.
Three casas you could make
- The trail pageA trip overview, a route you love and a way to join the next walk.
- The guide's lodgeWho you lead, what they will see and how to get in touch about a place on the trip.
- The summit notesA small journal of climbs, views and the places you want to go next.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Alpine Aerie free?
Yes. Alpine Aerie is one of the free designs, so you can start from it without paying.
Can I use Alpine Aerie for a guide or instructor page?
Yes. It suits trail guides, climbing coaches and outdoor pros who want a page about what they lead and where.
Can I change how it looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.
Other little places to start from
Trailhead
A tiny ranger cabin on a mountain trail tile, with a snack-loving marmot and a path to somewhere good.
Checkpoint
A tiny cycling chalet with a helpful mechanic, a very optimistic route sign and a road to the next world.
Summit Bothy
A steep A-frame bothy between snowy peaks, with trail gear outside.
Snowline Shed
A snow-capped cabin with a glowing doorway and a cheerful snowman on the path.