Join Seek Chocolate Shop in Ogden, Utah, for a guided tasting that combines the rich heritage of cacao with the ethics of sustainable farming. Discover the world’s cacao farms one exquisite bite at a time.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No specific physical fitness required; accessible to most visitors including wheelchair users
Wildlife
History
Ogden Nature Center, established in 1975, aims to promote environmental education and local conservation efforts.
Conservation
Seek Chocolate Shop emphasizes ethical sourcing to support sustainable cacao farming and reduce environmental impact globally.
Ogden Nature Center
Ogden Nature Center is a community-focused nature education organization located in Ogden, Utah. The center provides hands-on environmental education, seasonal camps, family programs, school field trips, and volunteer opportunities designed for learners of all ages. Programs include guided pond ecology and pollination sessions for elementary students, toddler and fledgling camps for young children, weeklong and single-day camps for school-age kids, family overnight camps, and teen-focused Volunteens that emphasize citizen science and habitat restoration.
Instructional experiences combine outdoor exploration with science, crafts, games, and supervised, project-based learning. School field trips and class visits focus on curriculum-aligned topics such as pond life, pollinators, indigenous land practices, and backyard birdwatching; many programs include take-home materials like field guides and bug boxes. Summer camps offer themed weeks covering survival skills, STEM experiments, natural history, and wildlife observation, while family camps provide meals and activities designed for multi-age participation.
The center partners with families, educators, and community volunteers to foster environmental stewardship and practical skills. Programs are delivered by trained staff and experienced instructors in structured, supervised settings, with limited enrollment on select offerings to ensure quality and safety. The organization promotes hands-on discovery, community engagement, and conservation education through accessible programs in the Ogden area. Visitors and participants can expect active outdoor learning, structured curricula, and opportunities to contribute to local habitat projects.
Location
Ogden, Utah
Accessible local nature education hub
Age Range
All ages
Programs for toddlers through teens
Programs Offered
11 Programs
Hands-on camps, school trips, family events
Supervised Programs
Limited Enrollment
Structured instruction with safety focus
Find programs, check availability, and book camps, school trips, family nights, or Volunteens to secure a spot.
Bring a reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout your visit—water is essential, especially if you explore nearby trails before the tasting.
Arrive early to explore Birdhouse Trail
Check in at the visitor center, then enjoy a scenic walk on the accessible Birdhouse Trail to warm up your senses.
Plan for a 2-hour experience
The guided tasting lasts about two hours, so schedule your day accordingly to fully enjoy the event and nearby outdoor attractions.
Consider age restrictions
Participants should be at least 14 years old to join, making this an ideal experience for teens and adults.
Reusable water bottle
Helps you stay hydrated throughout your tasting and any surrounding outdoor activities.
Comfortable walking shoes
Recommended for walking Birdhouse Trail and moving around the Nature Center.
Notebook or phone for notes
To jot down favorite chocolates or interesting facts during the tasting.
Layered clothing
Ogden weather can vary; layers allow you to stay comfortable indoors and outdoors.
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