Sheltowee Trace

The Sheltowee Trace (#100) is a a 269-mile multiple-use national recreation trail that traverses the length of the Daniel Boone National Forest. The trail begins at Pickett State Park, Tennessee and ends near Morehead, Kentucky. It's name means Big Turtle the indian name given to Daniel Boone by the Shawnee Indians. The trail was dedicated on June 23, 1979.

The Sheltowee begins in Tennessees Pickett State Park and goes though Big South Fork (BSF) along the Cumberland River to places like Yahoo Falls, Cumberland Falls, Dog Slaughter Falls, Star Camp and Bark Camp Creek. The trail continues to Laurel Boat Ramp where the Cumberland River meets Laurel River. From there it follows along Laurel River passing through a natural gap to Laurel Lake. Trail 100 continues through the Daniel Boone National Forest tracking to Natural Bridge and the Red River Gorge area. Continuing north the trail reaches Cave Run Lake before ending at its northern terminus at Hwy 377 just past Morehead