Telluride’s stunning mountain scenery comes with an altitude of 8,750 feet, which can cause mild symptoms like shortness of breath, headache, or fatigue. To help your body adjust, stay hydrated, be mindful of alcohol intake, and take it easy the first day. If you feel unwell, local hotels and pharmacies offer remedies like oxygen and over-the-counter medications.

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Absolutely Oxygen: Oxygen concentrator rental in Telluride & Mountain Village - Fast and Local!​​

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Telluride Oxygen Bar: ALT VIBES, located in downtown Telluride, is a relaxation lounge designed to help you adjust to the altitude, and unwind in style.

In Telluride, early September brings mild summer/fall weather with daytime highs typically ranging from 65–75°F and cooler evenings dropping to 40–50°F. Skies are often sunny, but brief afternoon showers or thunderstorms are common due to monsoon patterns.

In early August, mountain days in Telluride are typically warm and sunny, with highs in the mid‑70s°F (around 23 °C) and nights dropping into the 40s°F.  Afternoon thunderstorms are common due to monsoon season, so showers often roll in around 3–5 pm .