Ogden homes and real estate
Ogden's 1924 Union Station sits at Historic 25th Street's west end, and the city says you can climb to a mountaintop or waterfall.
Ogden at a glance
Living in Ogden
Ogden is the largest city in Weber County, Utah, with 87,321 people at the 2020 Census. The city sits between 4,300 and 5,200 feet, and its local mountains rise to 9,500 feet.
Morning
Ogden mornings can start at Daily Rise Coffee on Washington Boulevard. The company calls this drive-thru the place where it all started, back in 2004. Or try Wild Shaped Bakery, on the same stretch of Washington Boulevard. It says its mill grinds flour every morning for that day's bread, from Utah wheat. Then walk it off on the Ogden River Parkway Trail, which the city lists at Lorin Farr Park. The city says a restoration project pulled 13,000 tons of concrete, glass, shopping carts and cars out of that river.
Afternoon
Union Station, at 2501 Wall Avenue, opened on November 22, 1924. It holds the Utah State Railroad Museum, the Browning Firearms Museum, the Browning-Kimball Car Museum and two art galleries. The city says Ogden was known as "Junction City" for all its train junctions and traffic. For a scoop, Farr Better Ice Cream has a shop at 274 21st Street. Its company, Asael Farr & Sons, says it incorporated in 1920. MTC Park, at 1750 Monroe Boulevard, adds a botanical garden and a gazebo with stadium seating.
Evening
Ogden's First Friday Art Stroll comes around on the first Friday of every month. The city says it runs year-round, with exhibit openings, artist receptions and live music, and it's free to attend. The city's annual events list also names the Twilight Concert Series. 24th St. Kayak Park, at 473 Exchange Road, has an observation deck on the Parkway Trail. FrontRunner trains leave from Wall Avenue, at the north end of the line, 1.0 road mile from City Hall.
Seasons
Ogden enjoys four distinct seasons, the city says, and its Annual Events page lists several festivals. The Ogden Arts Festival comes to Union Station the second weekend of June each year. The city's events page calls the Harvest Moon Celebration an annual farewell to summer on Historic 25th Street. Farmers Market Ogden's 2026 summer schedule listed Saturdays from May 23 to September 12 on Historic 25th Street, with 300+ vendors. Daily Rise says it has made every Saturday of the summer market since 2005. The city has been incorporated since 1851.
Close by
- UUnion StationThe 1924 depot at 2501 Wall Ave., with three museums and two art galleries. 0.7 road mile from City Hall.
- HHistoric 25th StreetRuns east from Union Station, past buildings in the city's Lower 25th Street Historic District, and hosts the Harvest Moon Celebration.
- LLorin Farr Park7.48 acres at 668 17th Street, with a skate park, a pool and Ogden River Parkway access. 1.9 road miles from City Hall.
- 224th St. Kayak Park1.75 acres at 473 Exchange Road, with an observation deck, a restroom and Parkway Trail access. 1.6 road miles from City Hall.
Questions about Ogden
Does Ogden have a FrontRunner station?
Yes. FrontRunner's north end is on Wall Avenue, 1.0 road mile from City Hall. Southbound trains stop in Roy and Salt Lake City on the way to Provo.
Which school district serves Ogden?
Two districts reach into the city. Ogden School District serves nearly all of it, and a few addresses at its edges are in Weber School District. Confirm any one home with the district: Ogden School District at ogdensd.org or, for the edge addresses, Weber School District at wsd.net
How far is Ogden from Salt Lake City?
It's 35.4 road miles from Ogden City Hall to the Utah State Capitol. FrontRunner also runs between the two cities, starting from Ogden's Wall Avenue station.
When was Ogden incorporated?
In 1851. The city's history page and a 2001 Utah Legislature resolution both give that year. The city says Ogden has stayed incorporated ever since, through statehood in 1896.
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