• Royal Tyrrell Museum - This globally acclaimed museum of paleontology and dinosaurs is ideal for science lovers, families, and inquisitive adventurers. It boasts extensive fossil displays, life-sized skeletons, interactive galleries, and a fossil preparation lab.

• Wayne - A near-deserted ghost town in the Badlands, once a thriving coal mining center. Access it by crossing 11 single-lane bridges to discover historical treasures like the Last Chance Saloon and Rosedeer Hotel, offering a peek into Alberta’s rugged history.

• The Hoodoos - Explore the famous Drumheller Hoodoos, sandstone pillars shaped over millions of years by natural erosion. This site provides designated viewing platforms for an easy stroll, making it a fantastic location for photography and short hikes. Educational signs are available to explain the geological processes behind these unique formations.

• Rosedale Suspension Bridge - Enjoy a mild thrill and a piece of Alberta history at the Rosedale Suspension Bridge, a historic pedestrian bridge from Drumheller’s coal mining days. Relish scenic views as you cross the Red Deer River, making it a perfect spot for photos and brief exploration.

• Horseshoe Canyon - This destination offers a breathtaking finale for nature and geology fans.
  Scenic Views: Delight in panoramic views of Alberta’s Badlands, featuring a deep canyon with multicolored rock layers.
  Hiking Opportunities: Discover hiking trails suitable for all skill levels.

• Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site - Located just southeast of Drumheller in East Coulee, this National Historic Site preserves Canada’s most complete early-20th-century coal mine, showcasing the country’s last standing wooden tipple, original mine buildings, and opportunities for guided train rides, underground hikes, and scenic Badlands exploration.

• World’s Largest Dinosaur - This enormous fiberglass-and-steel Tyrannosaurus rex stands an impressive 26 m tall and 46 m long, earning its title as the world’s largest. Ascend 106 internal stairs to reach the observation deck in its jaws for breathtaking panoramic views of the Badlands. Open year-round (excluding some weekdays), admission is $5 per person (children under 5 free), with a gift shop and visitor information center at the base.

• Bottled water
• All prices include taxes (GST 5%)
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Meals

Embark on a private day tour from Calgary to explore Drumheller and the Canadian Badlands! Experience the renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, venture inside the World’s Largest Dinosaur, stroll among ancient hoodoos, and uncover the historic Atlas Coal Mine and Wayne ghost town. With private transportation, hotel pickup, and a flexible schedule, this tour is ideal for families, adventurers, and history enthusiasts. Reserve your spot now for an exciting and educational journey through Alberta’s prehistoric history!

Why Choose This Tour?
Private & Tailored: Enjoy a personalized experience at your own pace
Must-See Attractions: Royal Tyrrell Museum, Hoodoos, Coal Mine, Dinosaur Park
Suitable for All Ages: Educational, picturesque, and entertaining!

Availability is limited during peak season — book now to ensure your prehistoric adventure!

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