Drumheller is a town in Alberta, Canada, known for its unique landscape and dinosaur fossils. There are many things to do in Drumheller, including:
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Visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum: This museum is dedicated to the study of paleontology and has one of the worlds largest displays of dinosaur fossils.
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Drive the Dinosaur Trail: This is a roughly 60-kilometer loop drive that takes in some of the best scenery and attractions in the area.
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Explore the Badlands & Horseshoe Canyon: The Badlands are a unique landscape of eroded sandstone formations, and Horseshoe Canyon is a scenic viewpoint overlooking the area.
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See the Hoodoos: Hoodoos are tall, thin spires of rock that have been eroded by wind and water. There are several places to see hoodoos in Drumheller, including the Hoodoo Trail and the Hoodoos of Drumheller.
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Visit the World's Largest Dinosaur: This is a 26-meter-tall T-Rex statue that visitors can climb up inside for a view of the town.
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Check out the Little Church: This is a tiny church that seats only six people and is made entirely of local materials.
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Learn about coal mining history: The Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site and the East Coulee School Museum both offer a glimpse into the area's coal mining past.
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Attend the Canadian Badlands Passion Play: This is an outdoor theatrical production that tells the story of Jesus Christ and is performed in a natural amphitheater.
These are just a few of the many things to do in Drumheller. Visitors can also hike, bike, golf, fish, and more in the area.
