Swimming

Tubing along the Poudre River is one of Northern Coloradans' favorite summer pastimes. To enjoy it and stay safe, there are several items you'll want to bring with you.

Cliff jumping at Horsetooth Reservoir (or anywhere) sounds pretty fun, right? Yes! Unfortunately, it's prohibited in the park. The rules don't stop these rebels from cliff jumping anyway, though. Larimer County Parks and Open Lands warns that cliff diving and jumping is "extremely dangerous," therefore it is prohibited at Horsetooth Reservoir...

There will be more swimmers than boats as the Horsetooth Open Water Swim takes place, including a 10k swim taking you from the north end to the south end.

It's been a hot summer so far here in northern Colorado, and with temperatures reaching as high as they have been, there's nothing more refreshing than spending a day out on the water.

How daring are you? Do you have the chutzpah to venture out to a public place wearing zilch, to do some swimming or soaking?

A popular swimming pool shut down Monday over concerns of a mystery illness left a number of kids sick.

A major development involving a theater, Olympic size pool, luxury apartments, shopping, restaurants, and more is being planned near The Ranch in Loveland.

Summer is upon us, and of course, so is swimming season. This means not only do we get to show off our hard-earned beach bodies, but also our kickass pool floaties.

School is almost out for the summer, which means kids across Colorado will be screaming, "I'M BORED!". So how can you keep them cool this season?

With the warm weather being bestowed upon us recently, it has gotten us in the mood to do some swimming. But where are the best spots in Colorado?

Stephanie Arne, host of the Animal Planet show Wild Kingdom, got swarmed by baby otters in a swimming pool - and it's absolutely adorable. Arne was visiting Nurtured by Nature, a non-profit in SoCal offering children in need the chance to have special encounters with animals...

The 12th Annual Pooch Plunge at City Park Pool in Fort Collins is in the books! A wide variety of breeds participated - from labs and huskies, to pugs and chihuahuas! Check out photos from the Pooch Plunge below.