High-Altitude Resources

1. Quick-Access Digital Tools

Place these at the very top, as they are the highest value for returning users.

• The Altitude Adjuster (Calculator): Re-embed the code widget we built here so users can find it instantly without scrolling through a long blog post.

• Interactive Elevation Map: A link to a reliable tool (like USGS or a simple "What is my elevation" site) so users can find their exact feet above sea level.

2. Downloadable Library (PDFs)

Use Squarespace Button Blocks or Image Blocks that link to the files you’ve uploaded.

• The Quick-Adjustment Cheat Sheet: The one-page fridge reference we drafted.

• The "Mountain Pantry" Grocery Checklist: A checklist of the high-protein flours, fats, and yeasts we just discussed.

• A "High Altitude Baking Log": A simple blank template where users can record their adjustments (e.g., "Batch 1: -1/4 tsp baking powder. Result: Still sank. Batch 2: -1/2 tsp. Result: Perfect!").

3. The Recommended Gear (Affiliate Hub)

Organize this into "The Essentials" and "The Upgrades."

• The Big Three: Instant-read thermometer, Pressure Cooker, and Digital Scale.

• Bakeware: Light-colored aluminum pans and oven thermometers.

• Kitchen Staples: Direct links to purchase King Arthur Bread Flour or SAF Yeast online.

4. Helpful External Links

Build authority by linking to other scientific or trusted sources.

• CSU Extension (Colorado State University): They are the "gold standard" for high-altitude food safety and preservation.

• King Arthur Baking Altitude Guide: A great secondary resource for deep-dive baker-specific questions.

• National Center for Home Food Preservation: Crucial if you ever decide to add high-altitude canning/jam-making to your site.