| Facilities: There are no facilities provided at Cutler Basin Trail. Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted for Cutler Basin Trail. Best Time To Visit: Summer and fall is the best time to visit Cutler Basin Trail. Fees: No fees are charged to visit this trail. Accessibility: This area is not handicap accessible. Rules: Unknown Directions: To reach Cutler Basin Trail from Ogden, travel north on Highway 203 to Highway 39. Turn right on Highway 39 and follow it for 6 miles. Turn left on Highway 158 and follow it for 4.3 miles to Highway 162. Turn left on 162 and follow it for 3 miles to Liberty. Travel north from Liberty and follow signs to Weber County North Fork Park, Picnic and Camp Area. Drive north instead of turning left toward North Fork Park. After passing Camp Lomond stay straight when a dirt road turns right and uphill. Follow signs for "Cutler Flat Campground". Drive through the campground's recreation field to its north side. Turn right then immediately left just before the East Bowery Area. Don't confuse it with the Ben Lomond Trail which begins at the horse corrals. The Cutler Basin Trail is more northerly of the two. The trailhead is on County property at a dirt cul-de-sac near the red steel gate. National Forest System lands begin beyond the gate. | 
