Drive N Buy Ogden
When confronted with the evidence gathered by police derived from the recorded phone calls with Mora and her son, Rivera reportedly continued to deny knowing who was involved in the shooting, who the driver was and any further details.
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Location: North-central Utah. The byway travels east from Ogden to the eastern boundary of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest.Overview: A 30-mile canyon/ alpine drive with an optional 30-mile descent to Woodruff in the Bear River Valley.Travel Season: Year-round through Huntsville. The highest part of the byway, where it approaches Monte Cristo Summit, is closed during winter (usually from December through April, depending on snow conditions). Dense and varied foliage makes this a popular autumn drive.Special Attractions: Pineview Reservoir, Compass Rose Lodge Observatory, Star Burgers at the Shooting Star Saloon, lovely mountain panoramas.
Highway 39 is 12th Street, north of the city center. Turn right (east) on Highway 39. Because the Wasatch Range abuts the eastern limit of the city, within 3 miles of downtown Ogden you are in complete mountain wilderness in a very narrow canyon beside a fast-moving stream. The chief (and rather significant) difference between this canyon drive and those from other Wasatch Front towns is that Ogden Canyon is mostly private property, while the others are mainly national forest. Several attractive roadside restaurants might make nice stops.
Beyond the turnoff for Causey Reservoir, Highway 39 turns north and follows Beaver Creek up into the forested mountains. The forest here is primarily aspen, making this a truly spectacular autumn drive. This region is rich in animal life and is a likely place to spot moose and porcupines beside the road and beavers in the creek that bears their name.
About 6 miles along Beaver Creek is the turnoff on the left for Hardware Ranch Wildlife Management Area, 14 miles north on an unpaved and often rough road. Hardware Ranch is primarily a winter elk preserve, though some of the animals remain through the summer and the visitor center and restaurant are open year-round. Check at the Forest Service office in Ogden on current road conditions; you might be able to use Hardware Ranch as an interesting return option on this drive, provided you are driving a high-clearance vehicle.
After 23 miles (and a long climb from Huntsville) you come up to a prominent pass as the road climbs almost to the summit of 9,148-foot Monte Cristo Peak. There will often be snow up here into June. The Forest Service fire guard station (still in use as a base for mountain rescues) and campground at Monte Cristo technically mark the end of the Ogden River Scenic Byway (and this road trip), but you might want to continue down to Woodruff in the Bear River Valley, or at least far enough to drink in the broad views the eastern descent provides. This 30-mile continuation is as scenic as the ascent to Monte Cristo. One great attraction to the drive down to Woodruff is the near total absence of traffic.
From Woodruff, it is but a half-hour drive through pretty ranchland with nice views of the Uinta Mountains to the south, to reach I-80 (at Evanston, Wyoming) for the quickest return to the Salt Lake Valley. Another possibility is to use Highway 39 as a route to Bear Lake and Logan Canyon; this would be a much longer drive, but it would allow you to get to the lake or Logan while avoiding the doldrums of I-15.
Children 6 and younger are not allowed on the course or on golf carts. Youth aged 7 and older are allowed on the course, and will be charged a junior rate green fee and regular cart riding fee. No children are allowed to drive or steer golf carts.
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Solo drivers can use the Express Lanes by purchasing an Express Pass, which is a small radio frequency transponder that you mount to your windshield behind the rear-view mirror. The I-15 Express Lanes are divided into payment zones with overhead signs that show the price to use each zone. This price increases when the Express Lanes are more congested to maintain speed and reliability in the lanes.
Readers at several locations along the Express Lanes detect your Express Pass as you travel through each zone and charge your account when you exit. You will only pay the price shown when you entered each zone. Pricing ranges from $0.25 cents to $2 per zone depending on congestion. Costs are highest during peak traffic times to discourage too many drivers from entering the lanes. Additional fees apply to set up and maintain your Express Pass account.
The amount shown on the sign you see just before you enter the Express Lanes is the cost to drive in the zone, even if the price changes while you are still in the zone. The costs to drive in each zone ranges from $0.25 to $2 depending on congestion levels.
All drivers, carpoolers or solo drivers, can use the Express Lanes for free. You may see this when there is a planned construction closure in another I-15 lane, or when a crash or other incident is blocking the other lanes.
All drivers must exit the Express Lanes at the next access point. You may see this if there is a planned construction closure of the Express Lanes, or a crash or other incident blocking the Express Lanes.
Morgan suspects the young driver traveled about 2 miles from his Ogden home to the freeway off-ramp at 25th Street. He helped the boy put the car into park and turn it off before summoning his parents.
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