Drumheller
Field Guide
Striated hoodoos and Red Deer River coulees create a prehistoric landscape; we monitor the Badlands heat and sky clarity for your desert-like trek.
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The Vibe
Carved by the Red Deer River over 70 million years, the Badlands around Drumheller reveal hoodoos, coulees, and one of the world's richest fossil records. Dark skies make it a premier stargazing destination.
Activities
Hiking
Locally, dwell among the Red Deer River coulees of Drumheller, a classic Alberta encounter.
Walking
Purely, appreciate the fossil-rich soil of Drumheller, framed by the Alberta hills.
Cycling
Wholly, connect with the prehistoric badlands that define Drumheller in the Alberta territory.
Stargazing
Primarily, appreciate the prehistoric badlands of Drumheller, framed by the Alberta hills.
Camping
Uniquely, discover a unique path through striated hoodoos in Drumheller, Alberta's gem.
Wildlife Viewing
Ultimately, discover a unique path through fossil-rich soil in Drumheller, Alberta's gem.