Waterfall thundering through a narrow rocky gap, accessed via a grassland & pine forest trail.
At a glance
#4 of 4 Hiking areas in Clearwater CountyLocalGuideWorld score: 4.80
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Siffleur Falls?
- Siffleur Falls is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 421 reviews.
- How does Siffleur Falls rank in Clearwater County?
- Siffleur Falls is #4 of 4 Hiking areas in Clearwater County by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Siffleur Falls located?
- Clearwater County, AB T0M 2H0, Canada — 4.8 km from the center of Clearwater County.
- How can I contact Siffleur Falls?
- Website: albertaparks.ca
A very nice spot for a hike and with some beautiful views of the Valley and surrounding mountains, wildlife is abundant during spring and late autumn. Trail is flat and moderate, make sure you checkout the suspension bridge!!!
We did a wonderful early winter hike. Not too far in. There is a bit of elevation. Shoe traction spikes highly recommended.
This is a lovely hike with only a couple of inclines that brings your heart rate up. We did need our spikes as there are some icy spots once you’re into the forest.
Nice easy hike that everyone can do. There are a couple of bridge crossings and the trail is pretty wide and maintained. The views are a great payoff for a short hike.
Great Hiking Spot! Beautiful River and Falls, Jump off on your left when from Nordegg and it will be on you Right when u from Banff. Camping not allowed in first second andcthird falls , Trail is from essy to Medium. Clean and Maintain Washroom facility.
Trail to 1st stop is very easy, we did hiking to 2nd fall with 12 yr old.. it took 2.30 hrs to reach 2nd fall and 1.30 hrs back to reaching parking all with taking stops to click pictures ☺️… easy and beautiful hike.. natural beauty.. just need distance signs after 1st trail stop to know how much far we have to go for other falls stop..
This is a hidden gem in Nordegg, You have to take the David Thompson highway from Edmonton, about 3.5 hrs from Edmonton, roads are great, but not many drives in this road , this falls is located just after Abraham lake, a beautiful deep blue lake, one of the largest artificial lake, a must see in the daytime while the sun is on. Once you get to the Falls parking, you have to walk for 1 hr to the first falls and it takes 4 hrs to go to the main falls, the walk is so worth it, make sure you pack some bug sprays and snacks , if you are there early in the day you can spot some exotic birds, make sure you don't drive back after dark, the roads are lonely and pretty dark. Beautiful place just outside Edmonton for a day trip.
This is an easy hike for all abilities. The first bridge anyone can access. The boardwalk would be ok if you were in a wheelchair and could make it to the first part of the falls. The top has some nice paths, you could bring lunch and make a day of it. Beautiful canyon views at the top.
13 km out and back to the 2nd falls viewpoint. The trail to the first falls is a fairly easy walk. First falls are beautiful.
Trail to the 2nd falls is much more challenging. Lots of ups and downs. There are a few sketchy traverses across steep hills dropping to the river.
Trail to the 2nd falls is much more challenging. Lots of ups and downs. There are a few sketchy traverses across steep hills dropping to the river.
Stunning hike which took us about 2 hours roundtrip. Overall it wasn't too challenging but there is one big hill on slightly slippery rocks. Lots of roots sticking out too on the forest part. After the second bridge it took about 40 mins to reach the falls. The viewpoints close to the falls were amazing and we loved the bridges too.
The trailhead is easy to miss when driving since the sign is quite small. Lots of parking though with washrooms. Was quite busy when we got here at 11am due to the long weekend but very much worth it.
The trailhead is easy to miss when driving since the sign is quite small. Lots of parking though with washrooms. Was quite busy when we got here at 11am due to the long weekend but very much worth it.
Greatly family hike. Did it with a few 8 year olds and a nine year old to the first falls. A bit busy on the weekend but we didn't mind. Make sure to bring enough water. Fantastic views!
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