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Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
The trail crosses the Saskatchewan River via an impressive suspension bridge early on in the hike.
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
At the other end of the suspension bridge, the trail follows these boardwalks through fragile terrain.
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Elbe Peak looms above the wide trail.
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Several prominent peaks above the Siffleur River.
Daniel Sherman
Several prominent peaks above the Siffleur River.
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Crossing the Siffleur River.
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Some of the only elevation gain in the trail offers views of the peaks to the north.
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
Long exposure capturing the vibrant Siffleur River and its surrounding impressive geology as well as the peaks above to the south.
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
Long exposure capturing the vibrant Siffleur River and its surrounding impressive geology as well as the peaks above to the north.
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
The Siffleur River pours through a narrow slot just below the falls.
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
The Siffleur River pours through a narrow slot just below the falls.
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
Thundering Siffleur Falls
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
Thundering Siffleur Falls
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
Somewhat trampled area along the cliff side with periodic designated viewpoints.
Daniel Sherman
Photo Date:
06/09/2018
Somewhat trampled area along the cliff side with periodic designated viewpoints.