Definitely the most popular trail in the region, the Siffleur Falls trail is an easy introduction to hiking in the Bighorn. Crossing the North Saskatchewan River on a suspension bridge, you follow a boardwalk across the plains to an old logging road and then turn upriver along the Siffleur Canyon to the canyon lookout and first falls where the river plunges into the gorge.

Most visitors turn back at the first falls after one hour, but if you continue beyond this spot, you will be rewarded with an increasingly wild and scenic trail which goes on forever into the heart of the Siffleur Wilderness Area.

This trail has very little elevation gain and is well maintained so it can be used by young and old.