Ogden’s unique history sets it apart from the rest of Utah. Known as “Junction City” during the height of the railroad era, it served as a bustling hub where trains from across the U.S. converged. Ogden has long been a haven for explorers, adventurers, and nonconformists. Today, it is a vibrant blend of college town, outdoor mecca, and historic gem.
The Courtyard by Marriott Ogden is a stylish downtown hotel that combines modern comfort with mountain-town charm. Guests enjoy contemporary rooms with plush bedding and work-friendly spaces, along with amenities like an indoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, and an on-site bistro.
Ogden, Utah, in late September typically enjoys an "Indian Summer," making it an ideal time to visit. Daytime temperatures reach the mid-70s °F (18–24°C), providing comfortable conditions for outdoor activities. Nights tend to cool off, with temperatures dipping into the low 50s °F (12°C).
Historic 25th Street, with its 19th-century architecture, is the heart of the city. It boasts a mix of restaurants, bars, and boutiques, all within walking distance. Nearby, “The Junction” offers modern attractions, and right near Ogden are nationally recognized museums and historic sites.
Ogden, Utah, is framed by dramatic canyons that carve straight into the Wasatch Mountains, offering some of the state’s most scenic and extraordinary drives. From canyon drives to open mountain routes, the area provides breathtaking scenery and a perfect setting for driving enthusiasts.
This light-hearted road adventure will take place before the main AROC National Convention. Get a chance to stretch your Alfa’s legs, meet fellow owners, and enjoy scenic routes and local attractions, launching multiple routes from our host city.
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