1 Day of Dinosaurs and Hoodoos From Calgary to the Drumheller
Duration
9 hour(s)
Languages
English
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See the World’s Largest Dinosaur in Drumheller and climb for panoramic views
Visit the Hoodoos, remarkable rock formations shaped over millions of years
Walk across the Star Mine Suspension Bridge combining history and scenic views
Optional exploration of Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site for historical insight
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Begin your journey from Calgary with a scenic drive across the prairies into the heart of the Canadian Badlands. Your first stop is Horseshoe Canyon, a dramatic valley offering sweeping views and hiking trails. Continue to the Royal Tyrrell Museum, home to one of the world’s largest dinosaur fossil collections and an interpretive trail through the Badlands. Along the way, visit the charming Little Church before heading into Drumheller to see the World’s Largest Dinosaur, where you can climb to the top for panoramic views. Enjoy a delicious lunch in town before continuing to the Hoodoos, striking rock formations shaped over millions of years, and the nearby Star Mine Suspension Bridge, which combines history with breathtaking scenery.
With extra time, explore the Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site to gain insight into Alberta’s coal mining past. After a full day of dinosaurs, hoodoos, and Badlands history, relax on the drive back to Calgary, catching a stunning prairie sunset to end your adventure. This tour offers a perfect mix of natural wonders, history, and iconic Alberta experiences, making it an unforgettable journey through one of Canada’s most unique landscapes.
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Bottled Water & Soft Drinks
Professional Tour Guide
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Atlas Coal Mine Admission Tickets
Royal Tyrrell Museum Admission Tickets
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Customer Reviews
Josh
Come and see Worlds Largest Finosaur - Tyra the Tryanosaurus Rex! She's 86feet tall and what a beaut! Come and see this local treasure before the planned demolition in 2029! Voice your support for Tyra's existence for future generations!! Avoid the extinction!!
Daniel
Visit: October 2025 It was so cool to see! Definitely very large, and it was fun to go up and see all of the decorations inside as well. Definitely something to stop by and see in Drumheller
Joan
Such a fun activity to climb into and up the worlds largest dinosaur. Inside it is painted with creative colors and sections of fossil bones inside. When you reach the top you walk out of the dinosaurs mouth. The scenery is rolling hills, sage with the community below.
Cory
A must when it in Drumheller is to stop and see Tyra. This was our first visit to town, and we weren’t leaving without seeing her. As she stands so massive you get a great view of Drumheller and surrounding badlands. The stairway is painted with art and replicated bones. It was awesome for the trek up and not just bland walls. There wasn’t much of a wait and it made the $10 spent on 2 tickets worth while for the memories. The staff was also pleasurable to deal with! Tyra is scheduled to be closed down in 2029 and we wanted to make sure that we were able to see her before that happens!
SOUL
Good enough to climb up the world largest T rex's mouth but that is all. Great scenic point up there however there is nothing special. It is said that it will be demolished soon, so it would not be a bad idea to go up as a memorial.