Taken from the U.S. Forest Service Trail Guide & Map: Dog Slaughter Trail #414, on London Ranger District, runs parallel to Dog Slaughter Creek through dense stands of hemlock and rhododendron. At approximately 2 miles, a bridge crosses the creek You will enjoying viewing a 15-foot waterfall (Dog Slaughter Falls) near the mouth of the creek. The last 0.2 miles of trail meander over and around massive boulders before it connects to Sheltowee National Recreation Trail #100 and ends at the Cumberland River.
Directions to trailhead: Begins at Forest Road 195, 0.8 miles from its junction with KY 90. A second trail head starts 2.7 miles from the KY 90 junction.
Parking for a few cars is available at the trailheads.