The Weber River is a major river located in northern Utah, flowing approximately 125 miles. It originates in the Uinta Mountains and travels through several towns, including Ogden and Morgan, before joining the Great Salt Lake. The river is known for its scenic beauty and recreational opportunities, such as fishing, kayaking, and rafting. The Weber River is an important water source for the surrounding communities and supports local agriculture. It also plays a role in the region's ecosystem, providing habitat for various wildlife species. The river is part of the larger Great Basin watershed, contributing to the area's diverse natural resources.