Motel 6-Ogden, UT - Riverdale

The Weber River Trail (Ogden) is the Ogden section of the Weber River Parkway. Its southern boundary is the Parker Drive Trailhead, and it travels north to the Skate Street Trailhead. This trail is excellent for biking and walking. For more advanced riders, there are additional offroad trails that connect. With numerous points of river access, it is also a popular place for bird watchers, fishermen, and nature lovers. This section of water is slow-moving but suitable for kayaks or other...

The Weber River Trail (Riverdale) is the Riverdale section of the Weber River Parkway. Its southern boundary is the Adams Avenue Trailhead, and it travels north to the Parker Drive Trailhead. It is paved until 1.3 miles south of Frisbee Park - south of that is a 10-foot wide gravel road. The trail is excellent for biking and walking. With numerous points of river access, it is also a popular place for bird watchers and nature lovers. This section contains many sections of rapids, and the...

The South Ogden Nature Park contains approximately 57 acres. Nearly 80% is preserved as natural areas, most of which are accessed by trails. A wide paved trail loops within the park while a number of natural trails spur off of the loop and provide less traveled alternatives to explore. Accessibility: There are at least 4 designated accessible spaces in the paved parking lot on Park Vista Drive at the start of the trail. All of them are van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail...

This paved trail around the 21st Street Pond has something for everyone. There are plenty of places for fishing, and you can often see ducks, turtles, and all sorts of birds. It also borders the Ogden River for some extra scenic variety. It is also a popular ice fishing spot during the winter. The natural-looking 21st Street Pond was actually created when water from the river filled a borrow pit used for local freeway construction. The trail that circles the pond now connects with the Ogden...

This park offers scenes of nature at every turn. Lots of shade trees, grassy areas, and wild birds paired with picnic areas and playgrounds make for a peaceful environment and the trail itself is clean and well-kept. Accessibility: There does not appear to be any designated accessible spaces in the paved parking lot off of Country Hills Drive at the north end of the trail. The trail surface is paved asphalt and smooth. It is typically at least 6 feet wide. The majority of the trail is...