Mikvah Of East Denver Ritual immersion in Denver
✡ Rabbi Eliyahu Stern, Rabbi Yitzchok Treiger Location: Denver, Colorado, United States
About Located in Denver, United States, Mikvah Of East Denver provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Eliyahu Stern, Rabbi Yitzchok Treiger. The mikvah is affiliated with Community. Opening times: By Appointment Only.
Activities & entertainment By Appointment Only
For children & families 56Location Address: 290 South Leyden Street (Corner Of Alame & Leyden) Denver, CO 80224 United States
Tags Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Of East Denver serves as a vital resource for the Jewish community in Colorado. This facility provides a dedicated space for ritual immersion and taharat hamishpacha. It is located at the corner of Alameda and Leyden Street in the heart of East Denver. The institution operates under the halakhic guidance of local rabbinic authorities.
Maintaining a high standard of privacy and dignity is a priority for the management. The mikvah meets the needs of residents and travelers alike. Its design follows traditional requirements while offering a clean environment for visitors. Because it functions by appointment, each person receives focused attention during their visit.
About the area The facility is situated in the hilltops of East Denver. This neighborhood is the most established Jewish enclave in the Mile High City. It sits near the intersection of South Leyden Street and East Alameda Avenue. This location makes it accessible from the Cherry Creek and Lowry areas.
Neighborhood Connectivity
Travelers find the location convenient due to its central spot in the city. It is roughly a 10-minute drive from the Glendale district. The surrounding blocks feature several synagogues and kosher food options. Access to major roads allows for a quick commute from most Denver hotels.
Denver's Jewish community is spread across several pockets, but East Denver remains a primary residential center. The mikvah serves as a cornerstone for those living within the local eruv. It provides a sense of continuity for the diverse Jewish population in the Rocky Mountain region.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The East Denver area serves as the central hub for Orthodox Jewish life in the city. Visitors and residents have access to several established institutions within a short distance of the mikvah site.
Community Landmarks
East Denver Orthodox Synagogue (EDOS)
The Denver Community Kollel
Aish of the Rockies
Brooklyn Pizza (Kosher)
Mordy’s Kosher Bakery and Cafe
Living or staying in this part of Colorado allows for a full Torah lifestyle. The neighborhood is known for its quiet, tree-lined streets and welcoming atmosphere. Most Jewish communal resources are concentrated around the Alameda and Leetsdale corridors.
What to expect Visitors can expect a respectful and quiet environment at this Denver mikvah. The facility emphasizes ritual purity through careful maintenance. The rooms are prepared to help users focus on the spiritual aspects of immersion. Staff members provide assistance to ensure all halakhic requirements are met during the process.
Facility Features
Side-by-side (Bor Min Hatzad) pool configuration.
Private preparation rooms for individual use.
Rabbinic supervision by Rabbi Eliyahu Stern and Rabbi Yitzchok Treiger.
Secure and discreet entrance for guests.
Modern cleaning standards and water filtration.
Since the mikvah operates by appointment only, the experience is streamlined. You will not face long wait times or crowded hallways. The focus remains on providing a serene space for the local community. Make sure to call ahead to confirm the current schedule and fees.
Frequently asked questions Do I need to make an appointment to use the mikvah? The Mikvah of East Denver operates by appointment only. You must schedule your visit in advance to ensure staff availability.
Who provides the rabbinic supervision for this facility? Kashrut and ritual oversight are provided by Rabbi Eliyahu Stern and Rabbi Yitzchok Treiger.
What is the exact street address? The facility is located at 290 South Leyden Street. It sits at the corner of Alameda Avenue and Leyden Street.
Does the mikvah offer Bor Min Hatzad immersion? Yes, the facility uses Bor Min Hatzad (side-by-side) halakhic construction for its ritual pools.
