Denver University has a great pool, just not sure what cost is to get in or if you can without membership. Most of our local rec centers have a daily drop in fee of $6 or so. However, some are REALLY shallow, like the one in Berkeley Park, and from what I recall the one at Wash Park. I used to swim at Wheat Ridge Rec center when I was tri training, pretty good pool there. As far as indoor riding, I do NONE except on my trainer but have heard people talk about Rush Cycle, and High Ride Cycle by Sloans Lake.

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Colorado Triathlon Company, CO2UT 2021, Crooked Gravel 2022, Steamboat Gravel 2022

DU's pool isn't open to non-staff/non-students.

A lot of the City of Denver pools are closed (i.e., Wash Park).

If you want to swim, go to a 24-hour fitness. The only one still doing reservations is the location at Alameda (which may be your jam, it's mine). Alternatively, you can swim at Carmody Rec Center (which I *hear* is fantastic). I've never swam there, but I anticipate making the switch. If you want some OWS, check out Aurora Reservoir.

As far as riding, you may want to get in touch with Rocky Mountain Tri Club and/or Hat House endurance. Admittedly, I don't know *anyone* at either of those clubs, but I think Hat House has a gym and some trainers.

Hit me up with any additional questions -- I'm happy to help.

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@floathammerholdon | @partners_in_tri

There is a SoulCycle in cherry creek if you want to connect with your inner lady beast.