Ogden Nordic Ski Resort

Unfortunately, I picked a bad year to want to start XC skiing, because it seems that it's just not happening this winter. However, Deb and Trish and the volunteers on-site (when I gave snowshoeing a shot) were so kind, polite, and super helpful. Despite a weak winter, my interactions with them have cemented my desire to come here as often as I can, for both the present and the future.

This place is pretty amazing. There are trails all over for many uses (non motorized). I cant wait to come back in the winter with a fat bike and explore the trails all over again. I haven't camped here, but the fee is $20 and the campsites are extremely well kept. There are dumpsters and bathrooms all over around the campsites. You will see animals, I saw a moose and a deer in the morning.

Wonderfully groomed trails and fantastic volunteers. (seriously, the volunteers so super nice and helpful) Recommended for first time snow shoeing. Makes it easy to learn the ropes.

We liked the adventure of exploring as we cross country skied here. We did feel a little anxiety since my husband had never done nordic before and I haven’t for over 10 years. We were glad it snowed Presidents’ Day weekend to give us the chance to test this place out. We wished there were better trail signs once we were on the back side because it made me nervous there weren’t a lot of people using the trail Tuesday daytime and I wasn’t sure if it would loop back around but didn’t feel comfortable just doing it based on what my phone gps was showing me. Plus, it was only about 20 degrees that day and we weren’t prepared for an extended time on the trail. There were several markers near the beginning but hardly any after that so we didn’t know how much further we would have to go to join up

We went snowshoeing here, and the volunteers were so kind and helpful. The trails are clearly marked. They told us they do cross country skiing lessons there, so we will be signing up for that soon!