Trail Overview

Daughtry ln starts out as a nice gravel road for about 2 miles. There's a couple creek crossings which one can get deep and fast moving. Once you've crossed the creek you'll go through a field and meet up with Sheltowee Trace Trail for licensed vehicles and anything in-between. This part has some mud holes and some rocky sections. Once you've gone about 3 miles on the trail you'll come to another gravel road, which will take you the Beattyville to Livingston Trail.

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Difficulty

Wouldn't suggest going after a heavy rain.

Technical Rating

Hillary Gill

Sep 13, 2025

Open

Great trail, with a little bit of everything. There’s one area with a pretty narrow spot near the end due to some washout. Full size vehicles can make it, but carefully. Some rocks climbs, water crossings, and steep descents. I did the entire trail in 2WD, the person I was with had to use 4WD in a couple spots. There are some trees laying, but we just drove over.

Conn Wilson

Sep 06, 2025

Open

Pretty easy ride. 4wd only needed in 1-2 spots. Would recommend a higher clearance vehicle.

Cameron Woodyard

Jul 03, 2025

Open

Fun trail, only needed 4wd once in a stock JL on 33” M/T’s

James Thompson

Aug 17, 2024

Open

Todd Hoffmaster

May 28, 2024

Open

Great trail with a couple of nice hard bottom water crossings. Not a trail for cars or all wheel drive vehicles.

Todd Hoffmaster

May 28, 2024

Open

After the big storms blew through this past Memorial Day weekend the reel crossings are just at bumper height. Campsites are abundant during the weekday. Mud puddles are not too bad with 4WD high range and A/T tires.

Duke Earl

Oct 23, 2023

Open

Chris Roberts

Sep 29, 2023

Open

Ethan Heigle

Aug 13, 2023

Open

Baird Fraser

Aug 01, 2023

Open

Aaron Hale

Jul 16, 2023

Open