Denver Bathhouse to Utilize Geothermal Energy
The owners of Coba, a proposed bathhouse in Denver, plan to harness geothermal energy from 800 feet underground.
The project, located in the La Alma neighborhood, aims to create a wellness mecca with a pool and other amenities.
Currently, a custom-built trailer called the Cobacita is on site, offering a sauna experience with a wood-burning stove and cold plunge pools.
- Benches for 16 people inside the sauna
- Cold plunge pools outside for reducing inflammation
Read the full story on Denverite.
Author's summary: Coba bathhouse to use geothermal energy for wellness mecca.
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