Sigurd Creek Trail is a 7-kilometre singletrack hiking route near Squamish, British Columbia, accessible from a trailhead situated close to the confluence of the Ashlu and Squamish rivers.

The trail can be hiked in either direction and is rated moderate (blue difficulty). The route passes through dense forest, with the stretch between kilometres 5 and 8 noted for particularly impressive old-growth trees.

A log bridge crosses Sigurd Creek at the 8 km mark, though it has been damaged; wading upstream is possible depending on water levels, which can rise significantly in spring afternoons.

Hikers with a high-clearance 4WD vehicle can drive the A-200 branch road to reduce the approach on foot.