Ogden Area Hiking Trails
The Ogden area offers an abundance of great hiking trails, leading to mountain-top vistas, waterfalls and other scenic attractions.
Ben Lomond Peak 
At 9,712 feet, Ben Lomond is the highest peak overlooking the Ogden area. From the summit, the Wasatch Range can be seen stretching 100 miles from the...(more)
Beus Canyon Trail
The Beus Canyon Trail is part of the Great Western Trail. The Beus Canyon segment runs from the east side of Ogden City up to a saddle just south of M...(more)
Birdsong Trail 
The Birdsong Trail offers wonderful views along the east bench in Ogden. It goes by 6 springs, a pond and deep forest, where you can see an abundance...(more)
Bonneville Shoreline Trail (Lewis Peak section) 
This is a northern section of the extensive Bonneville Shoreline Trail. It runs from the mouth of Ogden Canyon, on the north side of Highway 39, to th...(more)
Bonneville Shoreline Trail (Mount Ogden Section)
The Bonneville Shoreline Trail is a major trail that will someday run the length of the Wasatch Front in the east foothills - from Payson through Nort...(more)
Indian Trail
In olden times, Shoshone Indians used this trail to avoid the high waters at the mouth of the canyon. Now the paved highway provides easy access into...(more)
Malans Peak
Located on the east side of Ogden, the summit of Malans Peak offers dramatic views out over the community, the Great Salt Lake and the surrounding mou...(more)
Ogden River Parkway
This is a wide, paved trail that follows the Ogden River through the city of Ogden.
It is popular for hiking, biking and other types of recreation....(more)
Waterfall Canyon
This short but strenuous hike includes a rugged scramble over steep, rocky terrain, yet it has long been one of Ogden’s most popular hikes thanks to t...(more)
Easy Moderate Strenuous
For information on Ogden City and the Golden Spike area contact the Ogden Convention & Visitor Bureau: 1-866-867-8824
For information on businesses in the Ogden Valley resort area contact the Ogden Valley Business Association: (801) 745-2550
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