Canada’s dinosaur capital in the heart of Alberta’s Badlands, known for hoodoos and canyon landscapes.
Drumheller is Alberta’s dinosaur capital and one of Canada’s most unique Badlands destinations. From the world-famous Royal Tyrrell Museum and the Hoodoos to scenic canyons and family-friendly attractions, the valley offers some of the best road trip experiences in the province.
Drumheller Travel helps visitors plan where to stay, what to see, and how to explore the Canadian Badlands.
Plan your day with Drumheller's most iconic attractions, trails, and viewpoints.
Tall, mushroom-shaped sandstone pillars formed over millions of years. A short viewing area with interpretive signs and classic Badlands scenery makes this an easy stop about 17 km east of Drumheller.
Canada’s premier palaeontology museum featuring world‑class dinosaur exhibits, a working fossil lab, and immersive galleries exploring 3.5 billion years of life on Earth.
Climb inside Drumheller’s iconic World’s Largest Dinosaur for panoramic Badlands views, interactive exhibits, and one of Alberta’s most recognizable roadside attractions.
Stay close to major attractions with family-friendly amenities and top guest ratings
3-star hotel near Trekcetera Museum with free breakfast, high-speed internet, pet-friendly rooms, and a conference center close to downtown Drumheller.
Family-friendly hotel with indoor pool, free breakfast, Wi-Fi, and easy access to the Royal Tyrrell Museum and downtown Drumheller.
Eco-conscious hotel with indoor pool, free breakfast, free parking, and a downtown location near the World's Largest Dinosaur.
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