Telluride, Colorado sits at almost 8,800 feet in elevation, while Mountain Village sits at over 9,500 feet. At altitudes this high, there is far less oxygen available to breathe than at sea level. How much less, you ask? In the town of Telluride, you’re looking at about 74% of the oxygen available at sea level.
Telluride offers a plethora of outdoor activities such as skiing and snowboarding, the world-famous Telluride Bluegrass Festival, hiking, climbing, fishing, and rafting.
In order to fully enjoy being outdoors at these elevations, you need to pay attention to symptoms of altitude sickness and your sleeping patterns. Stay hydrated, ascend slowly, and, if needed, look into supplemental oxygen solutions.
As many people know, sleeping at altitude can be a challenge in itself. A form of central sleep apnea called High Altitude Periodic Breathing begins to impact many people at just 6,000 feet.
If you’re struggling to sleep in your mountain home, please give us a call to discuss our world-class home oxygenation system. We are a Colorado company that understands this problem—and the solution—very well. We have been in business for over 20 years and have helped thousands of people get the night’s rest they never knew was possible in Telluride and other mountain towns alike.
Over the past 24 years, ACT has designed and engineered nearly every major altitude simulation system in America. Our customers include government and research institutions. And of course, we have installed our altitude simulation systems in homes throughout the Mountain West.
Call us at 970-239-8603. We will answer your questions, give you an estimate and explain how altitude simulation and oxygenation can help you to feel good in the mountains. We answer our phones seven days a week.
ACT’s controller was developed in conjunction with the U.S. Government and made specifically for altitude simulation.
In rooms for human use where precision, safety, and stability are essential, ACT provides the latest state of the art molecular sieve technology.
Atmospheric pressure affects the partial pressure of oxygen and altitude simulation. ACT’s barometric sensor continuously monitors atmospheric conditions.
