
The Roaring Fork Splash for Cash, a fundraiser for the Aspen Swim Club was a swimming race held on October 10, 2026 in Aspen, CO, with an entry fee of $75.
This race has already happened.
It was held on October 10, 2026. Registration for this edition is closed.
Support the swimmers of the Aspen Swim Club in the 4th edition of our charity swim race! Take off from the blocks in a timed 50 yard freestyle swim. New for this year is a 200 freestyle relay option. Swim with your friends or make new friends to swim with. All are welcome to participate, no swimming skill required!
Think you are fast? The fastest individual male and female competitors will qualify for the Fastest Swimmer on the Roaring Fork, a head-to-head elimination competition. Entry pricing varies based upon age. There will also be prizes for the top finishers in each age-group--ages 13-19, 20-39, 40-59, & 60+. Sorry--no entries under age 13 can be accepted.
One entry will allow participation in either or both of the events, so no need to sign up twice.
Feeling generous? Donate to the Aspen Swim Club to support our swimmers! Click on the Donate button above.
Population
6,862
as of 2023
City Elevation
7,813 ft
Nearest Airport
ASE
Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (Sardy Field) · 1 mi
Major Hub
COS
City of Colorado Springs Municipal Airport · 119 mi
Time Zone
Mountain Time
From Endurance Grid
A small town race. Lodging near the start could be limited, so book early.
The Roaring Fork Splash for Cash, a fundraiser for the Aspen Swim Club was held on October 10, 2026 at Aspen Recreation Center, Aspen, CO. Registration for this edition is closed — but there is always another start line.
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