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Built in 1846 by famed pioneer Miles Goodyear, Fort Buenaventura has been reconstructed on its original site. Livestock, cabins and heirloom gardens demonstrate what the fort looked like in the 1800s. Today the park offers facilities for camping, picnics, hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, canoeing and more.
Address: 2450 A Avenue Ogden UT USA 84401
 1 801 399-8099
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Ogden's Union Station is a restored rail center that houses the Browning Arms Collection, Utah State Railroad Museum, Spencer S and Hope F Eccles Railroad Center, Browning-Kimball Car Museum, Natural History Museum, Myra Powell Art Gallery, Caboose Gift Shop and the M.S. Browning Theater. Since 1869, Ogden has been the hub of the Western freight operations and Union Station is a historic landmark commemorating where it all began.
Address: 2501 Wall Avenue Ogden UT USA 84401
 Send an Email 1 801 393-9890
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Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum & Miles Goodyear Cabin
Featuring displays and collections of photographs, artifacts and memorabilia from Utah's pioneer era beginning in 1848, the Daughters of the Pioneers Museum is a popular attraction for history buffs. The Miles Goodyear Cabin was once home to a famous trapper and was built in 1845. The cabins is the first pioneer home built in the Utah and is now located outside the museum.
Address: 2148 Grant Avenue Ogden UT USA
1 801 393-4460
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