• Welcome to Drumheller Sign - A perfect spot for a photo opportunity before heading to the Town and Museum.
• Royal Tyrrell Museum - A renowned paleontological museum featuring over 130,000 fossils and intricately detailed exhibits that vividly depict prehistoric times, along with a small Hoodoos trail.
• Drumheller’s Little Church - Visit the World’s Largest Little Church, which can accommodate six people at a time.
• World’s Largest Dinosaur - (closed for climbing until 28 Sept 2025) Spend 60 minutes in Drumheller Town, where you can climb 106 stairs inside this 86-foot T-Rex for a unique view from its mouth overlooking the entire Drumheller valley. Alternatively, explore the charming streets near Jurassic Corner and Downtown Drumheller for lunch or shopping. Decide how to spend the hour before moving on to other attractions. Consider planning lunch during the museum visit to maximize exploration and photo opportunities.
• Jurassic Corner - Part of the Downtown Tour, offering a fantastic photo opportunity.
• The Hoodoos - Walk the interpretive trail among these intriguing stone pillars, formed by erosion over millions of years. Explore and photograph these extraordinary formations.
• Rosedale Suspension Bridge - Cross the Rosedale Suspension Bridge over the Red Deer River.
• Wayne - Cross 11 one-lane bridges as the journey continues to this historic coal mining town, now home to the famous Last Chance Saloon, showcasing its outlaw tales and vibrant frontier memorabilia.
• Horseshoe Canyon - Explore this stunning badlands formation, with time to descend partway into the canyon on maintained trails for dramatic photos of the striped geological layers.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fees
• Admission fees

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Meals

The day starts with a morning departure, offering a breathtaking transition from prairie grasslands to the surreal badlands. The first destination is the Royal Tyrrell Museum, where visitors can explore the world’s largest collection of dinosaur fossils and learn about the evolution of life over 4.5 billion years. Following this, the journey returns to town for an early afternoon, where one can choose to climb the World’s Largest Dinosaur for stunning views of the valley or enjoy leisure time exploring the charming downtown of Drumheller for lunch or shopping. Next, the itinerary includes a visit to the hauntingly beautiful Willow Creek Hoodoos, shaped by millions of years of erosion. Later, a scenic drive through the 11 bridges of the ghost town of Wayne and back is planned, along with a visit to the Rosedale Suspension Bridge. The final stop is at Horseshoe Canyon, offering incredible up-close views of the striped and layered canyon formations from three viewpoints and a short trail below the canyon, leaving a lasting impression of the day in the Badlands.

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