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5 ★80%
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4 ★17%
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3 ★2%
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2 ★0%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Siffleur Falls Trailhead?
- Siffleur Falls Trailhead is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 336 reviews.
- Where is Siffleur Falls Trailhead located?
- Unnamed Road, Clearwater County, AB, Canada
- How can I contact Siffleur Falls Trailhead?
- Website: adventurealberta.ca
Great hike. Views were beautiful and some nice areas to sit and have something to eat and enjoy the falls.
Be prepare as this is no Signal/ Internet Location when you are trom Nordegg Jump off is on your left dont get confused on beautiful mountain on your Right. Great place to Hike with your family trail is easy to medium after first falls. No Camping allowed in first second and third falls as mentioned in insider hint.
Great little hike. Very flat and easy, but offers great scenery throughout the trail.
Google seems t want to have me review this. It is a parking lot off of a highway. It is clean and well maintained by the Alberta government so for that it is expected hence the 3 star rating which is a neutral rating. There is a well maintained path to the Falls and they are about 4 kilometres from the parking lot. Nice walk or "hike" to the Falls. Views are very nice from here but it is a parking lot.
Great trail for family with kids. The total walking is 7 km. It’s quite easy walk for kids.
This was a easy to moderate hike; took us a little more than 2 hours roundtrip to hike this trail. After the 2 river crossings, there wasn't much to see until you get to the first viewpoint (45 min to reach), which was the best view of the river and the mountains in the background. The falls were not exactly exciting and in my view, the second fall is just ok. But this hike was not crowded so that made it a nice hike.
The best thing about Siffleur Falls is the drive there. On David Thompson Hwy (11), we encountered a brown bear ambling along crossing the hwy then on the way back, the same bear was crossing back. That was just so thrilling to see it up close.
The best thing about Siffleur Falls is the drive there. On David Thompson Hwy (11), we encountered a brown bear ambling along crossing the hwy then on the way back, the same bear was crossing back. That was just so thrilling to see it up close.
Beautiful territory of the David Thompson and Treaty 6 area. Paths were coated with snow though by the end of my hike quarter of trail melted but in next week or so should be gone with slight mud, but love watching the ice melt and formations.
Plus many side attractions along the way. Even an hollow tree for that drummer spirited individual. Lots of plant life and tiny creatures running around though didn't see any bears or cougars. Those with a green thumb will love seeing the diverse life out there in dormancy or just sprouting. Water is clear as windex cleaned windows and cold with refreshment if splash or wash your face.
Bit slippery in some places if ice in shade, rivers are soft, mudd sticky(dries fast), loose gravel, some cliff side bit sketchy and the sounds are angelic.
Plus many side attractions along the way. Even an hollow tree for that drummer spirited individual. Lots of plant life and tiny creatures running around though didn't see any bears or cougars. Those with a green thumb will love seeing the diverse life out there in dormancy or just sprouting. Water is clear as windex cleaned windows and cold with refreshment if splash or wash your face.
Bit slippery in some places if ice in shade, rivers are soft, mudd sticky(dries fast), loose gravel, some cliff side bit sketchy and the sounds are angelic.
Beautiful hike, it is longer So Elders and younger kids might not make it to the falls. My 4 kids and i walked for 2.5 hours and never made it. Still beautiful along the way.
Definitely worth it.
Definitely worth it.
Awesome hike!!! Will go back when its sunny out though. Hiked in the rain, VERY wet as the trail has spots completely covered in water after the boardwalk. Good views of the canyon and the falls. Highly recommended. Trail head doesnt say the total distance but its about 7km round trip. Signs also show there is a bear in the area, took bear spray just to be safe.
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