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Ogden Community

Ogden, located just 35 miles north of Salt Lake City, is unique with it's all-within-reach qualities. Here you will find Historic 25th Street, Union Station, two rivers (full of trout) complete with a kayak park, a three ski resorts, sandy beaches and crystal waters.

In Ogden, within 30 minutes you have access to everything you need. Whether you come for work, for play, or to stay, you can shop, dine, party, meet, fish, ski, boat, swim, hike, climb, party, bike, blade, hunt, sail-float, paddle, shop, snowboard, ice fish, snowmobile, heli, and do it all In-30.

Ogden Lifestyle

During the 2002 Winter Olympics, Snowbasin (one of the ski resorts) served as the proud host of the Downhill and Super G.

Ogden Recreation

There's always something to see and do in Ogden (or Weber County) from a leisurely drive on a scenic byway to a day of hiking in the mountains.

Some of things you can do include:

• Hiking
• Mountain Biking
• City Cycling
• Golf
• Off-Roading
• Fishing
• Swimming
• Boating
• Skiing
• AND MUCH MORE!

Ogden Transportation

Ogden is easily accessed from either Interstate 15 or State Highway 89. The Wasatch mountain range forms the city’s eastern border and the Great Salt Lake stretches to the west.

Ogden Weather

Four distinct and gorgeous seasons grace Ogden. Summers offer a comfortable climate with claming evening breezes and cloudless days. Fall brings the tips of mountains with white caps and browns the autumn leaves. Winter is the ultimate white wonderland with all snow activities to take advantage of. The spring is the rebirth of the cycle bringing lush colors back to the scenery.