Have you felt this at altitude before?

Eight quick questions about past mountain trips and your plans this time. A simple starting point for a conversation with our team.

8 questions · About 1 minute

Wide snow-covered high country and mountain range in Colorado

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01On past mountain trips, did you get a headache in the first day or two?

Never Mild, once or twice Moderate, most trips Severe enough to change plans

02Have you ever felt short of breath at altitude while sitting still?

No, only when active Yes, at rest

03Have you felt unusually tired or weak in your first days at elevation?

No more than usual A little Noticeably wiped out

04Have you felt lightheaded, dizzy, or noticed your heart racing at rest?

Never Briefly More than briefly Severely, or I have fainted

05Have you had nausea or lost your appetite at altitude?

No Mildly Enough to skip meals

06Have you slept badly at altitude, or woken up short of breath?

Slept fine Restless nights Woke up short of breath

07Roughly how high is the place you are staying?

Below 8,000 ft 8,000 to 9,000 ft 9,000 to 10,000 ft Above 10,000 ft, or not sure

08How quickly are you getting up there?

Driving up over a couple of days A night in Denver first Flying in and driving straight up Not decided yet

Your trip planning result

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Answer all eight questions to see where you land and what we would suggest before your trip.

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This informal questionnaire is not a validated medical test and does not determine whether you need oxygen. If you are already at altitude with severe or worsening symptoms — confusion, chest pain, or trouble breathing at rest — seek medical care now.

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Altitude information: CDC Yellow Book.

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