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Snowmelt 

Thermal Retreat

Inspired by the sauna gardens of Europe, Snowmelt provides guests of Two Bridges Lodge the opportunity to sweat, steam, and chill beside a roaring river in the mountains of Colorado.  Pack your swimsuit and come check it out!

Snowmelt includes a sauna, steam room, and cold plunge in the Lodge building and a patio and lawn beside the river. Access to Snowmelt is available to all Two Bridges Lodge guests staying in the Vacation Homes and Riverside Suites who are age 14 and above (guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult). All guests intending to use the facility will need to sign a waiver and secure the access code and a towel from the office prior to entry. The office closes at 6:00 pm.

Snowmelt is a thermal retreat with high temperatures, high humidity, and cold water intended for use as contrast therapy. Please use discretion when using these facilities. Cycle from hot to cold regularly. If you are pregnant, have cardiovascular or respiratory
issues, or begin to feel dizzy or overheated while using the facilities, we recommend you not use them. Bring a metal or plastic water bottle—there is a purified water station and an ice machine just outside Snowmelt for guest use.

SNOWMELT THERMAL RETREAT

RULES

1) Sign the Activity Waiver and secure the door code and a towel from the office
prior to your initial use of Snowmelt. The office is only open until 6:00 p.m.
2) Shower in your room before using Snowmelt. There is a change area inside.
3) Operating hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. We ask that you keep the volume down for
the benefit of other guests.
4) Swimsuits only in Snowmelt. Street attire, workout or hiking clothes, and
underwear are not allowed. We have a limited number of swimsuits available to
borrow.
5) Use only the striped spa towels (available in the office) in Snowmelt. Do not
bring room towels to Snowmelt.
6) Please keep a towel underneath you in the sauna—for hygiene and to protect
you from hot surfaces.
7) Limit yourself to 15 minutes in the sauna or steam room, then take a cool-down
break.
8) Be respectful of others in your dress, speaking volume, and social interactions.
9) No personal grooming is allowed in Snowmelt.
10) No exercise, vigorous activity, or sexual activity is allowed in Snowmelt.
11) Do not let people outside your party into Snowmelt unless they have a door code.
Keep the interior and exterior doors closed and the coded locks engaged. Each

entrant needs to use the code to access Snowmelt. Non-guests of Two Bridges
Lodge are not allowed in Snowmelt at any time.
12) You are welcome to use water from the hallway sink or the steam room shower to
douse the rocks in the sauna. (Do not use the cold plunge water). Do not add
any oils, essences, or other aromas to the water or rocks in the sauna or to the
steam in the steam room.
13) Be careful when entering and exiting the cold plunge and be aware of water on
the floor, it may be slippery. The concrete patio outside may be wet or icy
depending on the season. If the cold plunge is not cold enough for you, feel free
to add ice from the ice machine in the hallway.
14) Do not enter the river or pond while using Snowmelt.
15) No glass bottles or glassware inside Snowmelt.
16) Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate. The heat and the elevation team up against you on
this one. Don’t let them win!
17) Most importantly, be safe, relax, and have a good time!

frequently asked questions

See our FAQ for some tips and facts to help you prepare for your trip.

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