At High Elevation Hot Tubs, we specialize in premium saunas engineered for cold climates, year-round use, and mountain living, helping homeowners, second-home owners, and property managers choose the right solution with confidence.
A sauna is a heated space designed to raise your body temperature, encourage sweating, and support physical and mental recovery. Today’s modern home saunas range from traditional wood-heated and electric models to advanced infrared systems, offering flexibility for indoor and outdoor installations.
At High Elevation Hot Tubs, we specialize in premium saunas engineered for cold climates, year-round use, and mountain living, helping homeowners, second-home owners, and property managers choose the right solution with confidence.
Choosing the right sauna starts with understanding how each type works and what experience it delivers.
Traditional saunas use heated air—typically generated by an electric heater and sauna stones—to create high temperatures with optional steam. These saunas offer an authentic, high-heat experience and are popular for outdoor and cabin-style installations.
Infrared saunas use radiant heat to warm the body directly rather than heating the air. They operate at lower temperatures and are known for deep muscle relief, energy efficiency, and indoor-friendly installation.
Designed for basements, gyms, or dedicated wellness rooms, indoor saunas provide convenience and climate control without exposure to the elements.
Built for year-round use, outdoor saunas are a favorite in Wyoming and Teton Valley, offering a true alpine wellness experience—even in winter.
Saunas are more than a luxury—they’re a proven wellness tool used by athletes, families, and health-focused homeowners alike.
Saunas are highly effective in relieving stress and enhancing relaxation. The soothing warmth stimulates the release of endorphins, the body’s natural mood-boosting hormones, which help ease stress and anxiety. The serene atmosphere of a sauna session offers a chance to disconnect from everyday stressors, promoting better mental health and a more optimistic mindset.
Regular sauna use can significantly enhance circulation and cardiovascular health. The heat causes blood vessels to dilate, increasing blood flow and lowering blood pressure. This process mimics the effects of moderate exercise, helping to improve heart function, boost metabolism, and promote better overall cardiovascular health. Saunas can also aid in muscle recovery by delivering more oxygen and nutrients to tissues.
The soothing warmth of a sauna provides relief from sore muscles and stiff joints. Whether used after exercise or for chronic conditions like arthritis, saunas help relax tight muscles, reduce inflammation, and ease pain. The deep heat penetrates tissues, offering a natural way to alleviate discomfort and improve mobility, making saunas an essential part of any wellness routine.
Using a sauna regularly can contribute to better sleep quality by promoting relaxation and reducing stress. The warmth of the sauna helps to relax the body and mind, preparing you for a restful night’s sleep. Improved circulation and muscle relaxation also aid in faster recovery from physical activity, ensuring that you wake up feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
The heat from a sauna helps to open pores, encouraging sweating and the natural cleansing of the skin. This process removes impurities and promotes a healthy, radiant complexion. Regular sauna use can also improve skin elasticity and tone, leaving your skin looking and feeling refreshed.
Our team regularly publishes in-depth sauna content to help homeowners, athletes, and wellness-focused families better understand how saunas fit into a healthy, balanced lifestyle—especially in mountain environments like Jackson Hole.
Research is important—but experiencing a sauna firsthand makes the difference.
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