(Summer and Winter) Marvel at the colossal 86-foot Tyrannosaurus rex statue, Drumheller's most famous attraction towering over the valley. For participants unable to climb inside, enjoy excellent photo opportunities at the nearby 3rd Avenue and Centre Street intersection, featuring colorful dinosaur statues perfect for memorable snapshots. An essential stop showcasing why Drumheller is Canada's Dinosaur Capital.

(Summer and Winter) Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology is a World-class paleontological museum, with over 130,000 fossils and amazingly detailed exhibits that bring prehistoric eras to life and a small Hoodoos trail.

Experience the Canadian Badlands Amphitheatre near Drumheller. Hike the scenic Angel Trail through dramatic hoodoos and badlands, explore behind-the-scenes backstage tours, discover production secrets, photograph stunning geological formations, enjoy panoramic valley views, learn theatre history, witness breathtaking natural landscapes, and access exclusive areas of this iconic venue.

Tour will visit Atlas Coal Mine if Amphitheatre is closed. Visit this National Historic Site of Canada (designated 1989). Recognized for its last standing wooden coal tipple.

(Summer and Winter) Wander among towering hoodoos on this accessible interpretive trail, where eons old rock formations create an otherworldly landscape. Touch ancient sedimentary layers, and climb steel staircases for stunning vistas. These iconic mushroom-shaped pillars offer incredible photo opportunities.

(Summer and Winter) Witness Horseshoe Canyon's dramatic amphitheater, where striped badlands rise in spectacular curves around you. Sedimentary layers revealing millions of years of geological history and stunning natural formations offers unparalleled photography opportunities, and an immersive journey into Earth's ancient past rarely found elsewhere.