People from all over the world are drawn to the Canadian Rockies every year to explore its craggy mountains, sparkling lakes, and ancient glaciers. Local tips for all the must see, not to be missed, where and when to travel, and other local travel tips.Read More
The Drumheller Hoodoos are tall, thin rock pillars shaped by wind and water over thousands of years. Walk among these strange formations, snap great photos, and learn how erosion gave them their unique shape. It’s one of the most iconic sights in the Badlands and it feels like another world.Read More
Horsethief Canyon offers sweeping views of layered cliffs, coulees, and the winding Red Deer River. Named for a legend about hiding stolen horses, this canyon is now known for its dramatic beauty. Hike the rim, take in the views, and enjoy the feeling of wide-open space.Read More
Horsethief Canyon offers sweeping views of layered cliffs, coulees, and the winding Red Deer River. Named for a legend about hiding stolen horses, this canyon is now known for its dramatic beauty. Hike the rim, take in the views, and enjoy the feeling of wide-open space.Read More
Walk across the Star Mine Suspension Bridge, a historic footbridge over the Red Deer River. It once connected miners to the nearby Star Mine. Today, it’s a fun and slightly wobbly way to take in the scenery and connect with Drumheller’s mining roots.Read More
The Royal Tyrrell Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in dinosaurs. It’s home to one of the world’s largest fossil collections, including the famous Black Beauty T. rex. Explore life-size skeletons, learn about Alberta’s prehistoric past, and discover why Drumheller is a global paleontology hub.Read More
Orkney Viewpoint is the perfect stop to admire the full scale of the Badlands. From this high ridge, look out over deep valleys, twisting coulees, and the Red Deer River far below. Bring your camera, this spot delivers one of the best panoramic views in the region.Read More
