Weber River Parkway in Riverdale UT

The Weber River Parkway now connects with the Ogden River Parkway. We parked just past the Riverdale City building, Civic Center, shown on the map.

Riding North will take you downstream, so next time I'll park somewhere up on the Northern end so we're riding upstream first then cruising downstream last, as the trail follows the Weber River for the majority of the way.

This is a great paved trail, most of it had plenty of shade. It's a very family friendly trail. It also passes by the Riverdale Wave park. We rode up to Fort Bueneventura State Park and saw the damage caused by the spring flooding on the Weber River. I guess they're not planning on fixing up the Baseball field anytime soon.

That's where we turned around, and the route was recorded at just over 7 miles round trip.

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I just discovered where the famous bike horn ended up. Looks like a great ride with the whole family.

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So do you need a special license to drive that thing? If not you should.....Pulling to trailers that is CRAZY!!
How do you do that with out killing yourself.....must be the hair :afro:
I bet you get all sort of looks and comments. NICE!! :2thumbs:

Yeah it turns heads. :haha: It requires a Class 2 DUI License or something like that.