Fallentimber Creek is a foothills stream in Alberta, flowing near Sundre and draining into the Red Deer River system. The creek is monitored by a seasonal hydrometric station (station 05CA012) near Sundre, reflecting the seasonal nature of flows in this region. The creek passes through rolling foothills terrain characterized by riparian corridors, and features notable structure including deep pools throughout its length.

Two provincial recreation areas are situated along the creek. Fallen Timber Provincial Recreation Area (the northern site) explicitly lists canoeing and kayaking among its activities, making it a confirmed access point for paddlers. Fallen Timber South Provincial Recreation Area also sits along the creek and offers camping, though its listed activities do not specifically include paddling. Both campgrounds provide a base for time on the water, with the northern recreation area being the more relevant option for paddlers.

The creek supports populations of brown trout, brook trout, mountain whitefish, northern pike, and rainbow trout. Cattle exclusion fencing along portions of the creek has been implemented to improve riparian and instream habitat quality. The surrounding landscape is Crown grazing lease land in places, and paddlers should be aware that access to lands beyond the riparian corridor may require landowner permission.

The creek corridor also sees OHV and snowmobile activity in the surrounding area, as both recreation areas serve as staging points for off-highway vehicle trails. Paddlers planning a trip should account for this multi-use context when timing visits.