Things To Do
Roosters Brewing Company and Restaurant
Roosters Brewing Co. is an Ogden classic that's now a Utah classic. Available on draft and in cans throughout Utah and into Idaho and Wyoming, Roosters is the small town indie brewer that you can now find on all your adventures in the Intermountain West. We have two family friendly brewpubs in Ogden and Layton AND our 21+ production facility tap house, find the perfect “apres everything” pairings for all your adventures right here!
AMC Layton Hills 9
This movie theater is within walking distance from several of our hotel recommendations.
Layton Hills Mall
Regional shopping mall featuring more than 100 stores including Macy's, JCPenney and Sports Authority. This mall is very close to our recommended hotels.
Adams Canyon Trail
0.5 miles from the wedding venue, Adams Canyon Trail in Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest is a scenic trail along the North Fork of Holmes Creek. The 3.5 mile round trip takes you to the 40-foot Adams Waterfall. The trail is one of the most popular hikes in Davis County. The beginning of the route consists of steep switchbacks and plateaus as you work your way into the canyon past the Bonneville Shoreline Trail. This trailhead also leads to a closer, smaller waterfall. Round trip for the small falls is 1 mile. Parking is available at the Adams Canyon Trailhead off North Eastside Drive just outside of Layton.
Hill Aerospace Museum
With over 70 aircraft on display, and thousands of historical Air Force artifacts, Hill Aerospace Museum offers an incredible opportunity for discovery and excitement for the whole family! Founded in 1981, the museum is part of the United States Air Force Heritage Program and is supported by the Aerospace Heritage Foundation of Utah. Whether it’s seeing the first aircraft ever manufactured, the lumbering B-17, the speed-demon SR-71 or the one-and-only F-117 Stealth Fighter, Hill is a perfect location to unlock your inner child. With free admission for visitors, Hill Aerospace Museum is a great destination all year long.
Historic 25th Street
Historic 25th Street in Ogden is a historic downtown district with many options for food, drink, shopping, live music, and art. There is a large farmers market every Saturday morning from 8am to 1pm.
Museums at Union Station
Union Station preserves the history of Utah railroading, the history of Ogden, and the cultural heritage and legacy of everyone who has come through or lived in Ogden. In 1988, Union Station was designated as the Utah State Railroad Museum. Today, it holds this museum, as well as the Browning Firearms Museum, the Browning-Kimball Car Museum, and two art galleries. The museum’s collection contains around 50,000 objects, including photographs, prints, costumes, paintings, sculpture, railroad ephemera, and more.
Indian Trail at the 22nd Street Trailhead
There are plenty of paths that you can take when starting from the 22nd Street Trailhead in Ogden, but one of our favorites is the Indian Trail. The Indian Trail loosely traces the old Shoshoni Indian path used in ancient times to get out of Ogden Canyon and onto the Salt Lake Plain. The trail is heavily forested and, even though you are close to Ogden, has a wilderness feel to it. The trail is well maintained and cool even in the summer. This is a moderate/hard hike. We prefer to go 2.5 miles up to a small hut along the trail before coming back down. If you want to do the entire trail, you will end up covering 8.4 miles and 2650ft of elevation gain.
Lagoon Amusement Park
Lagoon Amusement Park, located in Farmington, Utah, is a family-owned amusement park with a rich history dating back to 1886. It features a variety of attractions including roller coasters, flat rides, and a water park called Lagoon-A-Beach. The park is divided into several areas: The Midway, Pioneer Village, Lagoon-A-Beach, Kiddie Land, and X-Venture Zone. Lagoon also offers a campground and a year-round walking trail.
Station Park
Station Park is a premier mixed-use lifestyle center in Farmington, Utah, offering a blend of retail, dining, entertainment, and residential spaces. It's a 62-acre property located 15 miles north of Salt Lake City, featuring convenient access to transportation hubs like the UTA commuter rail and major highways. The center is known for its curated selection of stores, restaurants, and a 14-screen movie theatre, with a central community gathering space called Fountain Square.
Park City
Park City lies east of Salt Lake City in the western state of Utah. Framed by the craggy Wasatch Range, it’s bordered by the Deer Valley Resort and the huge Park City Mountain Resort, both known for their ski slopes. Utah Olympic Park, to the north, hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics and is now predominantly a training facility. In town, Main Street is lined with buildings built during a 19th-century silver mining boom.
