We had a Beautiful morning on the river with our guide. The scenery is gorgeous and it was very…read moresafe. The Owner Robbie even helped us to get a ride from the facility to Park City. I would recommend this for a relaxing couple hours in nature.

10/10. We had a blast rafting with Park City Rafting. Jonathon and Jess were amazing guides and…read moreeveryone had a ton of fun. Go see them!!

We rented two paddle boards from Ashley's Water Toys. They were really fun to use and we had an…read moreexcellent time on the water. The price for $25 is very reasonable and the boards were in good condition. Ashley and her daughter helped to load the boards in the back of the truck and even loaned us a strap. They also have lifejackets for rent for $10.

Ashley's Water Toys is great! It's essentially a mom and pop rental shop out of their garage, and…read moreas such they have super affordable prices and good drop off hours (open until 8pm on Sundays). I picked this place because of their great prices ($25/day per paddle board) and because they were on the way to Causey Reservoir. Her family even helped me load the boards into the truck. Would highly recommend and we will be renting from Ashley again.

Our instructor Layla made the experience so fun, she was super interactive. ten out of tenread more

This place is so much fun and the staff there is so helpful to first time "surfers" the only…read morecomplaint I have is the lack of control over people's birthday parties.

service was fast and easy! they had a great selection of gear to rent! and the value was amazing…read morefor my large party!

They rent out tons of gear, paddle boards, rafts, tubes, kayaks and canoes, and that's just their…read moresummer stuff. Prices are great and there are discounts for WSU students. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Nice long, shaded trail with plenty of water and a waterfall at the end…read more Valley views, picnic table, and bathrooms at the trail head parking lot. However, the water fountain is not working this year and women's bathroom is locked. Bountiful City needs to come take a look at repairs needed.

I have absolutely loved my riding lessons with Kayleigh and Poco! I originally began lessons to get…read moreover a fear I had of being around horses and Kayleigh was super patient with me and always prioritizes safety in her lessons. Now I'm riding on my own and my comfort around horses is night and day to before. Would definitely recommend Kayleigh to anyone wanting to start taking lessons :)

Went for advancing my riding skills. Hands down best teacher and trainer out there. Highly…read morerecommend taking lessons with Kayleigh, I feel more competent and my horsemanship has grown. She is professional, caring, knows her stuff, and will adapt the session to your needs. I can't wait to come back and continue my lessons! Thanks Kayleigh!

Melanie is the greatest swim coach! She is so calm and patient with the young students. I can't…read morebelieve the progress and confidence my grand daughter has shown in just a few weeks! Thank you Melanie.

I bought our gear from Bob the former owner. It was a fun place to learn and get together for…read moredive-alongs. Once Greg took over the shop, it became all about buy new gear - whether you needed it or not. He gets angry if you mention that you bought something off the internet, even if he doesn't offer it in his shop. I started taking my regs to SLC for servicing as I don't feel I can trust this shop. Greg is good business for the other dive shops. I won't be back.

Such a beautiful place! Great hiking, great scenery and easy to get to! Parking was fine but get…read morethere early

Indian Trail is a perfect lil' easy to moderate hike in Ogden. You've got a couple options, either…read morestarting at one end and tracing your steps back to the beginning (8ish miles), or parking a car at the preferred exit and halving your efforts. My dad put together a sister's hiking trip last weekend, and we began at the 22nd street entrance. This is just in a neighborhood, but there is plenty of street parking. If I were to repeat the hike, I would do it just the same, as you conquer the steepest part immediately, and then it is easy going from there. That same section is the only very exposed portion, after which the trail is tree covered, with pines and aspens and other glorious protectors from the sun. That means this is a great option even for mid-day hiking! You also escape the sounds of cars and people quite quickly, and find yourself in gorgeous mountain silence. Aaaaah. The peak rewards with a view out across Ogden over to the Spiral Jetty and Golden Spike Historical Park. A small wooden shack resides there, too: a pleasant spot for rest or a picnic. After we stopped to take in the scenery here, we continued on the trail toward the Coldwater Canyon Trailhead (where we'd left a car to return us home). The remainder of the hike featured many more aspens, still with autumn's golden leaves winking in the breeze, a babbling stream, and two teepees formed of fallen branches. What a fun surprise! Deep dips in the trail felt noticeably cooler. This was in October, but between that and the forest coverage, I imagine this would make a pleasant, not-too-hot summer hike. Our adventure took only 1 1/2 hours at a leisurely to moderate pace. It was very easy, and we only felt a smidge winded at the very beginning steep portion. We met a few other groups, more as we neared lunchtime, and one mountain biker. It is dog friendly with a leash, though we saw some without.