An Indoor Play Gym That Adjusts as They Grow Alpine is a wooden indoor play gym that puts a climbing wall, slide, rope net ladder and monkey bars on one frame, with a whiteboard and sensory board for quieter play in between. It sets up at three heights, so it starts low for an 18 month old and grows taller as they become stronger climbers, through age 6. On rainy days and long winters, it gives kids a place to climb, hang and slide without leaving the house. Three Heights, One Footprint Set the frame at 47.3, 55.2 or 63 inches tall. Start at the lowest height for new climbers, then raise it as your child gains confidence. The base stays the same 47.2 x 47.2 inch footprint at every height, so you never need more floor space. Six Ways to Play Rock climbing wall: Builds foot placement and grip. Rope net ladder: A wobbly climb for balance. Monkey bars: First hand-over-hand challenge. Slide: The fast way back down. Whiteboard: For drawing between climbs. Sensory board: Hands-on play at kid height. More Than a Climber The space under the frame becomes a hideout for pretend play. Add the Alpine Tent Cover to make it a canvas fort, and the Alpine Playset Mat for a padded floor inside. See how Alpine compares with our other climbers in the indoor gym guide. Placement and Assembly Set Alpine on a flat floor with clear space on every side, and use a play mat underneath. Plan two to five hours for assembly. Two people and a power drill make it faster, and numbering the parts as you unpack helps.
