Dog Slaughter Falls Trail #414

Dog Slaughter Falls Trail on London Ranger District runs parallel to Dog Slaughter Creek through dense stands of hemlock and rhododendron. Near the mouth of the creek, a 15-foot waterfall (Dog Slaughter Falls) provides a scenic place to enjoy nature. The trail meanders over and around massive boulders before it connects to Sheltowee National Recreation Trail #100. The trail ends at the Cumberland River.
- View Dog Slaughter Falls Trail #414 Trail Guide & Map
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Trailhead: Located on Forest Service Road 195, 0.8-mile from its junction with KY 90.
- Latitude: 36.859729
- Longitude: -84.314516
A second trailhead starts 2.7 miles from the KY 90 junction.
- Latitude: 36.854806
- Longitude: -84.291049
CAUTION: Low lying areas are prone to flooding, so be alert for flooding when driving, camping or crossing streams in this area. Swift currents and undertows can make swimming and wading very hazardous.
At a Glance
Information Center: | London Office Contact Information |
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General Information
Directions:The trail begins off of Forest Service Road 195, 0.8-mile from its junction with KY 90. A second trailhead starts 2.7 miles from the KY 90 junction.
Accessibility:
This trail does not meet accessibility standards for persons with disabilities.
Parking:
Parking for a few cars is available at the trailhead.
Accessibility:
This trail does not meet accessibility standards for persons with disabilities.
Parking:
Parking for a few cars is available at the trailheads.
Activities
Mountain Biking
Difficulty Level: | Moderate |
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Day Hiking
General Info:
AccessibilityThis trail does not meet accessibility standards for persons with disabilities.
Parking
Parking for a few cars is available at the trailhead.
Difficulty Level: | Moderate |
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