• Royal Tyrrell Museum - (Summer and Winter) The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology is a premier paleontological museum, featuring over 130,000 fossils and intricately detailed exhibits that vividly depict prehistoric eras, along with a small Hoodoos trail.
• The Hoodoos - (Summer and Winter) Stroll along the interpretive trail among these intriguing stone pillars, shaped by erosion over millions of years. Explore and capture photographs of these extraordinary formations.
• Jurassic Corner - (Summer and Winter) Discover the photo-stop intersection in Drumheller Downtown, surrounded by Dinosaurs in various settings.
• Drumheller’s Little Church - (Summer and Winter) Visit the World’s Largest Little Church, which can accommodate six people at a time.
• World’s Largest Dinosaur - (Summer and Winter) Climb 106 stairs inside this 86-foot T-Rex for a unique view from its mouth, overlooking the entire Drumheller valley.
• Horseshoe Canyon - (Summer and Winter) Spend approximately 45 minutes exploring this stunning badlands formation, with the opportunity to descend partway into the canyon on maintained trails for dramatic photos of the striped geological layers.
• Wayne - (Summer and Winter) Experience the renowned drive through 11 single-lane bridges to reach the ghost town of Wayne.
• Horsethief Canyon - (Summer only) Take time to photograph and enjoy the viewpoint at Horsethief Canyon, which evokes a nostalgic image of Old West tales.
• Rosedale Suspension Bridge - (Summer and Winter) Cross this historic swinging pedestrian bridge, once used by local coal miners, offering unique views of the Red Deer River valley.
• Bleriot Ferry - (Summer only) View or cross the Red Deer River on the river crossing vehicle ferry.
• Orkney Viewpoint - (Summer only) Visit this off-the-beaten-path viewpoint for more spectacular views of the Badlands and Drumheller Valley.
• Badlands Amphitheatre - (Summer) Visit Canada’s Largest Outdoor Theater. Enjoy a guided tour of the theater’s backstage and the hiking trails around the area.
• The Windmill - (Summer) Enjoy a pass-by view of the theater town of Rosebud near Drumheller.
• Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site - (Summer) Visit the Historic Site of the last coal mine in Drumheller. Paid tours offer visits to the underground mine, coal train, and walkway to the mine.
• East Coulee School Museum - (Summer and Winter) Explore the restored East Coulee School and Museum.
• Homestead Antique Museum - (Summer only) The Homestead Antique Museum showcases Alberta rural life from the early 20th century.

• Private transportation
• Audio Guide
• Bottled water
• Snacks

• Gratuities
• Meals
• Admission fees

For a daily tour, please refer to the 1 Day Guided Drumheller Tour: Calgary to Dinosaur Badlands.

This is a private, customizable tour that will follow the itinerary below unless your group decides otherwise.

Discover Alberta’s iconic Badlands on the ultimate Drumheller tour departing from Calgary! This full-day excursion combines awe-inspiring natural wonders with top-tier attractions just 90 minutes away from Calgary.

Visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum, renowned for its remarkable paleontology exhibits. Be amazed by the dramatic landscapes of Horsethief Canyon and stop by the Largest Little Church. Ascend the World’s Largest Dinosaur for memorable photos. Witness the stunning Hoodoos, sculpted by erosion, and cross the Rosedale Suspension Bridge, which swings over the Red Deer River. Your adventure concludes at Horseshoe Canyon, showcasing eons of Earth’s history.

Reserve your Drumheller Badlands tour today—Alberta’s premier dinosaur and geology adventure! Ideal for families, photographers, and nature enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable day trip.

• Infant seat available at additional charge

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.