Antelope Island is a 42 square mile mile island of grasslands, marshes, and sand dunes in the Great Salt Lake. Though it is relatively close to the dense population center of the Wasatch Front cities, it exhibits a real sense of remoteness and isolation.

When it comes to family entertainment, Lagoon has the bases covered. It's over one hundred acres of excitement, and it's all for you. Over forty rides, a waterpark, campground, historic Pioneer Village, live entertainment, shops, games and delicious eating.

Have you ever wished you could fly? Well you can! It's fun for all ages. The innovative sport of bodyflight, it's new and always exciting. In an iFLY wind tunnel you are able to fly your body in a controlled manner within the safety of our wall to wall air flow chamber.

25th Street Historic District is a two block area in front of Union Station with rows of stores from Ogden's past.

The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, located at the northern tip of the Great Salt Lake, is a 74,000 acre National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge consists of marsh, open water, mudflats, wet meadows, and ponds. Throughout the refuge's long, rich past, it has been an oasis not only for shorebirds and w...

Located in a historic mansion this Art Center offers changing exhibits (10 yearly), a permanent collection of art by local artists, a sales gallery filled with art and crafts created by local artists, workshops and classes in diverse, performing and visual arts, a Gallery Theater for one act plays, a educational outreach program to the local schools, and much more.

Flowrider is a skill and thrill attraction with nonstop appeal. Flowriding is ideal for family participants of all ages. Parents, daughters and sons can experience the thrill of riding a wave in a safe and controlled environment. “Catching and riding a wave” regardless of one’s skill level and the r...

Located on an 84-acre river tract of land near the Weber River, the fort symbolizes a period of western history that was the transition from nomadic ways of the Indian tribes and trappers to the first permanent settlers in the Great Basin. Facilities at the fort include picnic areas, a canoeing pond...