Badlands Tour: Drumheller with Museum, Hoodoos & Dinosaurs
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Stroll through Drumheller’s Downtown Plaza for shopping, snacks, and local culture
Hike the Hoodoos Trail to view iconic mushroom-shaped rock formations in nature
Visit the Star Mine Suspension Bridge, offering history and stunning scenic views
Explore the Atlas Coal Mine or Last Chance Saloon during seasonal closures
Drumheller Day Tour Unveils Dinosaurs, Badlands, and Scenic Wonders
A memorable day trip from Calgary takes travelers through Alberta’s spectacular Badlands, where rolling prairies transform into dramatic canyons and striking rock formations. The journey begins with a scenic 1.5-hour drive to Drumheller, offering visitors an unforgettable introduction to one of Canada’s most fascinating landscapes.
The first destination is Horseshoe Canyon, where towering layered cliffs and winding trails provide breathtaking panoramic views. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks, capture remarkable photographs, and experience the rugged beauty that has made the Badlands a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
The adventure continues at the world-famous Royal Tyrrell Museum, featuring one of the largest dinosaur fossil collections on Earth. Guests also explore the Badlands Interpretive Trail, visit the charming Little Church, and climb the World’s Largest Dinosaur for sweeping views. Drumheller’s Downtown Plaza offers time for shopping, local cafés, and a relaxing lunch.
The afternoon features iconic Hoodoos rock formations and the historic Star Mine Suspension Bridge, highlighting the region’s geological and mining heritage. Depending on the season, visitors may also explore the Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site or the Last Chance Saloon before enjoying a scenic sunset drive back to Calgary, ending a day filled with history, adventure, and unforgettable landscapes.
Drumheller Day Tour Unveils Dinosaurs, Badlands, and Scenic Wonders
A memorable day trip from Calgary takes travelers through Alberta’s spectacular Badlands, where rolling prairies transform into dramatic canyons and striking rock formations. The journey begins with a scenic 1.5-hour drive to Drumheller, offering visitors an unforgettable introduction to one of Canada’s most fascinating landscapes.
The first destination is Horseshoe Canyon, where towering layered cliffs and winding trails provide breathtaking panoramic views. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks, capture remarkable photographs, and experience the rugged beauty that has made the Badlands a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
The adventure continues at the world-famous Royal Tyrrell Museum, featuring one of the largest dinosaur fossil collections on Earth. Guests also explore the Badlands Interpretive Trail, visit the charming Little Church, and climb the World’s Largest Dinosaur for sweeping views. Drumheller’s Downtown Plaza offers time for shopping, local cafés, and a relaxing lunch.
The afternoon features iconic Hoodoos rock formations and the historic Star Mine Suspension Bridge, highlighting the region’s geological and mining heritage. Depending on the season, visitors may also explore the Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site or the Last Chance Saloon before enjoying a scenic sunset drive back to Calgary, ending a day filled with history, adventure, and unforgettable landscapes.
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Royal Tyrrell Museum Admission Tickets
- Bottled Water
- Meals
- Personal expenditures
- Atlas Coal Mine Admission Tickets
- Gratuities
$ 90.74
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Just amazing!!! A lot of parking place. Don’t go if there is a rain in the forecast.
Beautiful unique views, lots of people choose to climb the Hoodoos, however that damages the nature. Please leave no trace and do not litter. Great views and you will need to pay for parking. They have “wifi” since the service is bad but it does not work, so instead you can only pay $10 for a day pass at the parking lot. Parking online is about $2.85/hr.
Drumheller, Alberta, is best known as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World," due to its rich fossil deposits and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. The area is also famous for its unique "badlands" landscape, characterized by hoodoos, canyons, and coulees. Additionally, Drumheller boasts the World's Largest Dinosaur, a massive Tyrannosaurus Rex statue. Well worth a visit!!!
