Colorado has one of the highest number of divers per-capita in the country. While most of us travel to Mexico, the Caribbean, or other tropical destinations to dive, this guide tells how to scratch the diving itch between vacations.
Certified divers can volunteer to clean and maintain aquarium exhibits, feed and care for fish and other animals, and make faces at visitors through the aquarium glass.
Denver’s Downtown Aquarium is a great place to go if you just want a quick fish fix, or, even better… to dive! A-1 Scuba offers dives in the aquarium exhibits, check it out.
Denver’s Downtown Aquarium is a great place to go if you just want a quick fish fix, or, even better… to dive! A-1 Scuba offers dives in the aquarium exhibits, check it out.
A last resort, really. Max. Depth: 60’ Visibility: Nil – 30’ Water Temperature: May ~ 55° F / August ~ 70° F / September ~ 55° F Access: Beach/shore entry developed exclusively for divers Facilities: Outhouses at dive area. One end is roped off for divers. A Cessna 310 is located at 30’. Lots of crawdads and small fish.
A last resort, really. Max. Depth: 60’ Visibility: Nil – 30’ Water Temperature: May ~ 55° F / August ~ 70° F / September ~ 55° F Access: Beach/shore entry developed exclusively for divers Facilities: Outhouses at dive area. One end is roped off for divers. A Cessna 310 is located at 30’. Lots of crawdads and small fish.
Getting your basic open water certification is easy! Most dive shops offer weekend certification classes that cover all of the classroom and pool instruction you’ll need. Then you need to complete 4 open water dives, either in our own Aurora Reservoir or (recommended) travel to an exotic location to complete the dives.
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Click here to log in.What is this stuff you call water? Great guide… Makes me miss the ocean! :(
Very Cool, i’ve been wanting to get certified! You’ve inspired me;)