Weber
09. Ogden Whitewater Park

| Difficulty | II-III |
| Length | 0.1 mi |
| Avg Gradient | n/a |
| Gauge | Weber River at Ogden, Utah |
| Flow Rate as of 30 minutes | 57 cfsbelow recommended |
| Reach Info Last Updated | March 3, 2026 |
Ogden Whitewater Park is located on the Weber River in the city of Ogden. The park was redesigned and opened in February of 2022. The new park features 3 pools with 3 different waves, shallow but surfable at 200CFS or greater. Eddy turns and paddling practice can be had at lower levels also.
The pools are shallow, but you won't scrape your head right behind the waves... if you roll quickly.
200 is the lowest it runs. Possibly 180 for possibly scrapy and don't-flip conditions.
200-400 is fine in a playboat. Middle wave is good to side surf and spin.
400-800 Top wave comes in.
1000-1500 Top wave is amazing.
1800 is the sweet spot, Top wave is smooth.
2000+ the top wave might be hard to get into with a playboat.
Directions: From Ogden Union Station take 25th Street east to Lincoln Ave. Turn left and travel to 24th Street and take another left, traveling west over the railroad viaduct. Continue to B Street (550 W) and turn right. Turn right onto Exchange Road and travel east 50 yards to the Weber River bridge. Park on the northwest side of the bridge where there is easy access to the river (the park is 1.4 miles from Union Station). From I-15 northbound take 24th Street exit and turn right onto Exchange Road. Follow 24th Street east to 400 west. Turn left onto B Ave. (550 W). Turn right onto Exchange Road and travel east 50 yards to the Weber River bridge. Park on the northwest side of the bridge there there is easy access to the river (the park is approximately 1.2 miles from I-15). From I-15 southbound take 20th Street exit and travel east to Lincoln Ave. Turn right on Lincoln and travel south to 24th Street. Turn right on 24th Street, traveling west over the railroad viaduct. Continue to B Street (550 W) and turn right. Turn right onto Exchange Road and travel east 50 yards to the Weber River bridge. Park on the northwest side of the bridge where there is easy access to the river.
Apr 16, 2023
Surfing is pretty fun still at 2300cfs although catching the top wave/hole and bottom one was just on the fly. The middle hole is pretty powerful/retentive in the meat of it, but if you keep to the river left side of it you can have a really nice surf with easy eddy access!
Apr 5, 2023
Three features in the Ogden WWP. The top wave has two surfable foam piles and you can get from one to another. The eddy is busy with powerful currents and it is difficult to get on the top wave at this level cause the rocks forming the rive right eddy are under water and you hit them with your paddle. A little longer kayak would help a bunch. The second feature is great and it's big with easy eddy access on both sides. The third wave is nice and better in a little faster kayak. Easy to miss the takeout at this level, but you can walk back from either side of the park. Parking is free and you can see you car while you're playing.