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Alberta · Canada
In the destination Calgary.
In the photo: Drumheller landscape
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
Town in the Red Deer River valley, in the middle of Alberta’s badlands, about 135 km from Calgary. It’s known for dinosaurs: it has the Royal Tyrrell Museum, one of the world’s largest paleontology museums, the Hoodoos sandstone pillars and Horseshoe Canyon, with layered, colorful slopes.
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The local experience
One of the world’s largest paleontology museums, in the badlands valley, with dozens of mounted dinosaur skeletons, Alberta fossils and a visible preparation laboratory.
Sandstone chimneys topped by flat stones, sculpted by wind and rain on the Red Deer valley slopes, about 16 km from Drumheller, with walkways and steps.
A horseshoe-shaped canyon in the badlands, about 17 km from Drumheller, with a roadside viewpoint and trails that descend between striped slopes.
