• Horseshoe Canyon - (Summer and Winter) Approximately 45 minutes is spent exploring this spectacular badlands formation, with time to descend partway into the canyon on maintained trails for dramatic photos of the striped geological layers.
• Horsethief Canyon - (Summer and Winter) Explore the mesmerizing badlands views of the Dinosaur Trail and gaze out over the vast Drumheller Valley from the Horsethief Canyon Viewpoint.
• Royal Tyrrell Museum - (Summer and Winter) The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology is a world-class paleontological museum featuring over 130,000 fossils and remarkably detailed exhibits that bring prehistoric eras to life, along with a small Hoodoos trail.
• Last Chance Saloon - (Summer and Winter) Cross eleven road bridges to reach the ghost town of Wayne. Learn about the town’s history and the area’s geology, then visit the Last Chance Saloon to discover its story.
• The Hoodoos - (Summer and Winter) Walk the interpretive trail among these fascinating stone pillars formed by erosion over millions of years. Explore and photograph these otherworldly formations.
• The Little Church - (Summer and Winter) Visit the World’s Largest Little Church in Drumheller, which seats only 6 people.
• 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.
• Star Mine Suspension Bridge - (Summer and Winter) Cross the Star Mine Suspension Bridges hanging over the Red Deer River in Rosedale Town and learn the curious history behind the bridge’s creation.

• Bottled water
• Booster seat
• Admission fees
• English Speaking Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Lunch

• Gratuities

Tour pricing varies by group size, with a minimum ticket requirement even for smaller groups.

Travel 75 million years back in time — just 90 minutes from Calgary. Towering hoodoos, ancient canyon walls striped with Earth’s history, and world-class fossil discoveries await. Whether you’re 8 or 80, the Drumheller Badlands delivers wonder at every turn.

The Drumheller Badlands are unlike anywhere else in Canada. Sweeping canyon walls striped with eons of geological history, eerie rock formations rising from the valley floor, and world-renowned dinosaur fossil discoveries that shaped our understanding of prehistoric life.

Visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum, walk the canyon roads, and take in iconic Badlands scenery at every turn — with an expert guide decoding the geology, fossils, and history unfolding around you.

This small-group experience tailors the pace to your group — never rushed, never lost in a crowd. Real conversations, genuine discoveries.

• Infant seat available at additional charge, Booster seats free of charge
• In case of Weather Canada confirmed extreme events the tour will be cancelled and refunded

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