High Altitude
Visitors with cardiac or respiratory problems should consult with a physician before traveling at these elevations.
Plan Around High Altitude
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High Altitude Details
Many park roads, features, and services are located at high elevations, often between 5,300 and 8,900 feet in elevation. Visitors with cardiac or respiratory problems, or histories of these problems, should consult with a physician before traveling at these elevations. It is recommended that all visitors know and respect their physical limitations, drink lots of fluids, and rest frequently.
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