Trail Description:
The trail runs parallel to Dog Slaughter Creek through dense stands of hemlock and rhododendron. At 2.2 miles, a bridge crosses the creek and leads to another trailhead 50 yards up the trail. There is a 15 foot waterfall near the mouth of the creek. The last 0.2 miles of trail meander over and around massive boulders.
Hiking the
Dog Slaughter Trail No. 414:
- Parking: At trailhead; 2 cars
- USGS Quad: Cumberland Falls
- Connections: Sheltowee Trace Trail #100
- County: Whitley
- Restrictions: Closed to motorized vehicles
Specific Hiking and Trail Information for the Dog Slaughter Trail No. 414
Location of the Dog Slaughter Trail No. 414: On London District Trails
Fee Area: No
Length of Trail: 2 - 5 miles
Estimated Difficulty (Forest Service Estimate): Intermediate
Travel Information
Trailhead Directions: 20 miles southwest of Corbin, KY. Take US 25 W to KY 90. From I-75, take exit 25 or 15.
For more information on this hike
National Forest: Daniel Boone National Forest
Local Office: Daniel Boone National Forest
Address:
761 S. Laurel Road
London, KY, 40744
606-864-4163
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