General Information
The Ogden Intermodal Transit Center in the heart of downtown serves as the hub for all bus, taxi and commuter rail transportation. The Front Runner Commuter Rail connects Ogden to Provo and all major stops along the way, including Salt Lake International Airport in 2014.
Strategically located for highway, rail, and air access within the region and the nation, Ogden is situated at the crossroads of the CANAMEX shipping corridor.
Interstate 15 and Interstate 84 intersect in Ogden providing tremendous access to the western United States.
The Ogden-Hinckley Airport is the second largest airport in Utah, with the Salt Lake International Airport being just a 40-minute drive south.
Ogden is also the historic home of the transcontinental railroad and continues to be a national hub for east-west rail traffic.
State transportation services are provided by the Utah Transit Authority, which offers commuter rail and bus services throughout Ogden and all along the Wasatch Front.
Strategically located for highway, rail, and air access within the region and the nation, Ogden is situated at the crossroads of the CANAMEX shipping corridor.
Interstate 15 and Interstate 84 intersect in Ogden providing tremendous access to the western United States.
The Ogden-Hinckley Airport is the second largest airport in Utah, with the Salt Lake International Airport being just a 40-minute drive south.
Ogden is also the historic home of the transcontinental railroad and continues to be a national hub for east-west rail traffic.
State transportation services are provided by the Utah Transit Authority, which offers commuter rail and bus services throughout Ogden and all along the Wasatch Front.