Guided Bird Walks at Ogden Nature Center, Utah
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels, including families and seniors comfortable with gentle walking.
Overview
Join a naturalist-led 1.5-mile walk through Ogden Nature Center to spot seasonal migratory birds and hone your observation skills. Perfect for all skill levels wanting a deeper nature connection in Utah’s vibrant bird habitats.
Adventure Tips
Bring Your Binoculars
Although binoculars are available to borrow, bringing your own ensures you have the perfect fit and clarity for bird identification.
Dress for the Season
Wear layered clothing and sturdy shoes suited to walk 1.5 miles on mostly flat trails through varied terrain.
Arrive Early to Park
Parking at the main lot can fill quickly during peak seasons; arriving early guarantees your spot and a timely check-in.
Protect Yourself from Insects
Apply insect repellant, especially during spring and summer, to enjoy the walk without distraction from bugs.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Western tanager
- Red-tailed hawk
History
Established as a nonprofit in 1973, Ogden Nature Center has a legacy of education and habitat preservation in Northern Utah.
Conservation
The Center promotes sustainable use of local habitats by educating visitors on habitat protection and the impacts of urbanization on bird populations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Binoculars
Essential for detailed bird identification and spotting movement in dense foliage.
Layered Clothing
Adjust layers to stay comfortable across variable temperatures during the walk.
Insect Repellant
Helpful in spring and summer to fend off mosquitoes and other insects.
spring specific
Water Bottle
Necessary during warmer months to stay hydrated on the trail.
summer specific