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Explore the stunning natural gem nestled in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains. 

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adventure awaits

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Explore the stunning natural gem nestled in the heart of the Wasatch Mountains. 

RECREATE NOW

6 MILE STRETCH

6 MILE STRETCH

6 MILE STRETCH

The Ogden Canyon is roughly a 6 mile stretch or 9.7 km.

BUILT IN 1860

6 MILE STRETCH

6 MILE STRETCH

 The Ogden Canyon Road only became a public road in 1882. When built in the 1860s the road was private, and a toll gate was operated from 1865 to 1882 by the Ogden Canyon Road Company.

5 SUBDIVISIONS

6 MILE STRETCH

5 SUBDIVISIONS

Approx. 250 people call the Ogden Canyon Home including full and part time residents.

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WHAT HAPPENED?

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How long is Ogden Canyon?  

Ogden Canyon stretches for about a 6 mile stretch, running from Ogden to the beginning of Huntsville. 


What activities can I enjoy in Ogden Canyon?

Visitors can hike the numerous trails, fish along the river, explore historical sites, and in winter, jump over to skii at Snowbasin Resort. The canyon also offers scenic drives and opportunities for photography.


What wildlife inhabits Ogden Canyon?

Common animals include mule deer, squirrels, porcupines, mountain lions, moose and over 100 bird species. Black bears are not typically found in the canyon.


When is the best time to visit Ogden Canyon?

Spring and autumn are ideal for enjoying mild weather and avoiding winter cold or summer heat. June and September usually offer the most comfortable temperatures.


Is Ogden Canyon accessible during winter?

Yes, the scenic highway through the canyon remains open year-round and is usually never closed unless there’s an accident.


Are there any fees or permits required to visit?

No, there are no entrance fees or permits needed for day visits to trailheads and lookout points. However, camping is not available within the canyon itself.


Can I camp in Ogden Canyon?

There are no designated campgrounds or dispersed camping in Ogden Canyon itself. Camping must be arranged in nearby areas outside the canyon.


Is Ogden Canyon suitable for kids and seniors?

Yes, the canyon offers several easy hiking trails, scenic drives, and fishing opportunities that are family-friendly and suitable for seniors. 


What about cell phone coverage?

Cell service is reliable for most carriers, though some areas may experience spotty reception. It’s always advisable to download offline maps before your trip.


How far is Ogden Canyon from Salt Lake City?

Ogden Canyon is approximately 39 miles (about a 45-minute drive) northeast of downtown Salt Lake City via I-15 and Highway 89.


ESTABLISHED IN THE 1800's the ogden canyon has been around and still thrives today

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    Ogden Ranger District - Forest Service

    Ogden Ranger District - Forest Service

    Ogden Ranger District - Forest Service


    6620 East 100 South,
    Huntsville, UT 84317
    (385) 405-7100 

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     Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest - Home (usda.gov) 

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    Division of Wildlife Resources - DNR

    Ogden Ranger District - Forest Service

    Ogden Ranger District - Forest Service


    Northern Region  

    Text UTiP: 847411 

    Text us any information you can about the violation include: UTIPNRO 


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     Report wildlife crimes (utah.gov) 


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    Fire District

    Ogden Ranger District - Forest Service

    Weber Dispatch

     EMERGENCY CALL 911

    Non-Emergency call:


    Dispatch: (801)395-8221
    Main Office: (801)782-3580


    https://www.weberfiredistrict.com/

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    Weber Dispatch

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    Dispatch:  (801) 395-8221
    Main Office: (801)782-3580


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