Alpine

Used with adjective complement

• feel: Here it zig-zags upwards in a way that feels more alpine than Scottish.

Modifies a noun

• meadow: Day 7 Thursday Ride the alpine meadows of Boulder Mountain.
• bistort: We also saw alpine bistort and goldenrod, dwarfed by the conditions, and mountain everlasting, sensibly covered in dense white hairs.
• accentor: Female song attracts males in the alpine accentor Prunella collaris.
• cinquefoil: High up in Wharfedale the scars and screes support a range of plants including the nationally scarce alpine cinquefoil and hoary whitlowgrass.
• tundra: Days 2+ : Caribou Lodge Activities include hiking and exploring the high alpine tundra from the lodge.
• pasture: In the summer, the cows ' fodder comes essentially from alpine pastures.

Modifying Another Word

• pretty: Pretty alpine villages and a variety of slopes for all skill levels.
• very: The scenery was very alpine with wildflower meadows between naturally forested areas.
• almost: Entering almost alpine vegetation the weather can change quite dramatically in just a few hundred meters.
• high: The degree of difficulty ranges from family friendly and easy, to high alpine.
• only: As there were no facilities for ice sport, only alpine and nordic events were held.
• traditionally: Traditionally alpine in style with picturesque chalets and a lively village center, people are drawn back to Meribel year after year.

Preposition: in

• nature: The Black Cuillin are almost alpine in nature ( just missing permanent snow ) and have some magnificent climbing arenas, notably Coire Lagan.