Ultimate Drumheller Experience; Dinosaurs Canyons and Ghost Towns
- 12 hours
- Free cancellation up to 24h before
- Guided in English
- Instant confirmation
Highlights
ReWild Adventures presents a world-unique journey through Alberta’s Badlands! I’m Sue, your local guide, and I curate unforgettable experiences that guests consistently rate 5 stars for fun, storytelling, and personal attention. Explore towering Horseshoe Canyon, quirky Downtown Drumheller, the World’s Biggest Dinosaur, and historic Wayne Ghost Town. Enjoy hands-on fun at the Royal Tyrrell Museum, climb dinosaurs, and experience an indigenous medicine wheel reading. Hear Wild West tales, discover pioneer homesteads, and take in epic views from the Hoodoos, Amphitheatre, and suspension bridge. If we’re lucky, enjoy live music downtown! Snacks, museum tickets, and good company included. Fun, exciting, and unlike any other tour in the world—this is Alberta adventure at its best! Message me with questions—ReWild Adventures also offers Calgary and Mountain Adventures! Visit our website & message us for details!
Inclusions
What's included
- Admission fee
Itinerary
6. Royal Tyrrell Museum – Dinosaur Wonderland What You’ll See: World-class paleontology exhibits, life-size dinosaur skeletons, and interactive displays. Why It’s Unique: One of the top dinosaur museums in the world, offering hands-on experiences and fascinating history. Added Perks: Cost included. Skip the line and enjoy a guided highlight tour with fun facts about Alberta’s fossil-rich past.
Horseshoe Canyon – Iconic Panorama What You’ll See: Jaw-dropping views of deep canyon walls, winding valleys, and sweeping prairie landscapes. Why It’s Unique: Perfect for photography and to truly appreciate Alberta’s rugged natural beauty. Added Perks: Guided hike to lookout points and storytelling about local homesteading history—your roots in Alberta come alive here.
3. Ferry Famous Landmark What You’ll See: Historic river crossing and the legendary ferry spot that shaped the region. Why It’s Unique: Experience a tangible connection to pioneer life in Alberta. Added Perks: Quick photo stop with panoramic river views and history tidbits. Please Note: The ferry operates seasonally and may be closed during winter months. Viewing is still possible from nearby lookout points, but actual ferry crossings are unavailable when closed.
Drumheller Amphitheatre – Natural Wonder & Performance Space What You’ll See: A stunning natural amphitheatre carved by the Red Deer River, offering sweeping views of the Badlands and dramatic rock formations. Why It’s Unique: This is both a geological marvel and a cultural icon—an open-air space where concerts, performances, and community events have taken place. It perfectly captures the blend of nature and local spirit. Added Perks: Photo opportunities from multiple lookout points, guided storytelling about the geology and the amphitheatre’s role in Drumheller’s arts and cultural scene, plus optional picnic stop nearby.
Ghost Town & Saloon for lunch What You’ll See: One of Canada’s best-preserved ghost towns and the famous Last Chance Saloon. Why It’s Unique: Step back into the Wild West and explore pioneer streets frozen in time. Try their famous brisket!! Added Perks: Photo stops, storytelling about early settlers, and optional cold beverage at the saloon.
Artsy Charm & Indigenous Medicine Wheel with the lovely Lynn! What You’ll See: Eclectic shop featuring local arts, handmade crafts, and a beautiful garden. Why It’s Unique: Participate in a medicine wheel reading, guided by a local elder, connecting to indigenous wisdom. Added Perks: Browse the shop for unique souvenirs and enjoy storytelling about local homesteads and history.
Hoodoos – Nature’s Sculptures What You’ll See: Fascinating sandstone pillars sculpted by wind and time. Why It’s Unique: Iconic Badlands formations that are both mysterious and photogenic, climb explore and enjoy the view! Added Perks: Insider tips on the best photo angles and the Wild West legends tied to these formations.
Suspension Bridge & Old Coal Miners’ Town What You’ll experience: Walk across the historic bridge spanning the Red Deer River and remnants of Alberta’s coal mining past. Why It’s Unique: Walk across history while learning stories of miners and early settlers. Added Perks: Stunning photo opportunities with sweeping valley views.
10. World’s Biggest T-Rex – Fun & Views What You’ll See: Giant dinosaur sculpture climb with sweeping valley views. Why It’s Unique: Iconic photo stop for kids and adults, combining prehistoric fun with Alberta scenery. Added Perks: Photo opportunities and panoramic vistas, cost included.
Downtown Drumheller – Eclectic Vibes & Dinosaur Fun. Also there are great lunch options here! What You’ll See: Bustling streets, colorful murals, quirky shops, cafés, and dinosaur-themed experiences. Why It’s Unique: The cultural heart of Drumheller, mixing artsy energy, Wild West charm, and dinosaur wonder. Added Perks: Dinosaur souvenirs, food tastings, eclectic shopping, and if we’re lucky, live music to enjoy while exploring.
Prairie Hamlet – Quaint Prairie Charm What You’ll See: Small town full of artsy shops, galleries, and beautiful prairie streets. Why It’s Unique: Experience living small-town Alberta with culture, charm, and friendly locals. Added Perks: Optional snack tasting at local cafés and boutique shopping.
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.
Know before you go
- Pickup
- Pickup is included for everyone.
- Ticket type
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Group size
- Up to 10 travellers
- Operated by
- Rewild Adventures
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How it compares in Calgary
- Its from-price is 139% above the median of the 556 experiences we list in Calgary.
- It is longer than most of them.
- The operator lists free cancellation on it.
About Calgary
Calgary is the Alberta city where the prairies meet the Rocky Mountain foothills, a place of rodeo traditions, river pathways and big-sky sunshine.
Calgary sits on the Bow and Elbow rivers, with the snowy Rockies visible to the west on clear days. The Calgary Tower, from 1968, is the older landmark of a skyline now crowded with glass towers, and Fort Calgary marks the Mounted Police post that started the town in 1875. Prince's Island Park and the curving Peace Bridge are favourite spots along the river, and Heritage Park recreates an early prairie settlement.
Top-ranked sights in Calgary: Calgary Tower, Wonderland Sculpture, Calgary Stampede.
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