Worlds Largest Dinosaur

Towering high above the Drumheller Valley, Tyra the World’s Largest Dinosaur offers visitors a unique and breath-taking view of the badlands. Visitors can climb 106 stairs inside the dinosaur to experience the Drumheller Valley from Tyra’s gaping jaw.

At the base of the dinosaur,  our Giftshop has official “Tyra” the World’s Largest Dinosaur branded merchandise,  with locally sourced items. In addition, our Visitor Information Centre offers exceptional customer service for those visitors requiring information on places to stay and things to see and do while visiting the Drumheller Valley and surrounding area.

Barneys Adventure Park

Enjoy a celebration of the history of the Drumheller Valley at the fabulous Barneys Adventure Park with things to do for all ages.

Haunted Johnston House Tour

The only tour of it’s kind  the Johnston House Tour will usher you back in time where you’ll be granted an experience you’ll never forget –  being a REAL paranormal investigator; complete with the equipment and guidance needed to interact with the Master of the home… Dr. Bob. Tours book through the spring and summer (Fri, Sat and Sun evenings) and run approximately 2 hours. The cost is $40/person however, group rates (4 plus) are available. So do you have the nerve to talk with the spirits of the Johnston House?  **Note** Tours must be pre-booked in advance, and are not recommended for children under 14yrs of age.

Horseshoe Canyon Viewpoint

Off Hwy 9, and just 17 km west of Drumheller, Horseshoe Canyon in the Canadian Badlands is an eye-popping sight. Stand on the edge of this huge u-shaped canyon and survey the beauty and mystery of the badlands. The maroon-striped canyon walls reveal the layers of time down to the Cretaceous period when dinosaurs roamed a lush sub-tropical habitat some 70 million years ago.

DNA Gardens

DNA gardens are located in Elnora in Red Deer County.

There you can explore their fruit orchards, sample their  fruit wines, liqueurs and discover fruit products like berry pies, gelato, syrups, jams and juices.

Bikes and Bites

Our 21-speed step-through bikes come with electric assist, providing a little extra help for hills or that last stretch. Great for families with different ages and abilities. With lots of on-site free parking and pathway access, it’s easy to start exploring the 18 km of pathway.

Plus, we offer picnics to add to any adventure! Menu and ordering available online and at the shop.

Located in the Badlands Community Facility (80 Veterans Way, Drumheller), just east of the World’s Largest Dinosaur.

Kirks Alpaca Farm

Spend time with cute Alpacas,  enjoy the beautiful countryside and then shop in a cozy farm store with Local/Canadian products, including Alpaca fibre made products!

Book your visit online.

We are open Wednesday to Saturday

We are located 10 Min West of Three Hills.

Drumheller Nordic Walking and Wellness

Experience all of the beauty Drumheller has to offer with a custom guided walking tour designed just for you. Whether it’s a fast paced hike along our pathway system, a leisurely stroll through historic downtown or a combination of both, you’ll be able to enjoy all of the sights and sounds the Badlands and beautiful Red Deer River Valley have to offer.

Drumheller DinoWalk

Explore the fun dinosaur statues throughout the Drumheller Valley.

Scientifically Correct?
Of course not! Our goal is to make “art” not “science” therefore many of the dinosaurs and other sculptures are not scientifically accurate. If you are looking for scientifically accurate dinosaurs, you will love a visit to the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology.

Located throughout Drumheller!

Drumheller Skate Park

Orkney Viewpoint

Orkney Lookout is a spectacular natural lookout point situated on the cliffs – above the Red Deer River – located west of  Drumheller, Alberta.  The viewpoint lookout provides sweeping views of the Red Deer Valley. You can watch as the river snakes its way through the valley for many kilometres.

Coordinates:
51.546783112 -112.897259969

S Dinosaur Trail, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0

Midland Provincial Park

Red Deer River Adventures

Red Deer River Adventures offers kayak and canoe rentals, shuttles to launch and pick up points, and guided tours. Experience the stunning scenery, diverse wildlife and unique geology of the area from the water. This offers a different perspective from what visitors to the area normally enjoy.

Red Deer River Adventures is located at the Newcastle Beach rec area.

Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club

Surrounded by Badlands coulees and cliffs, Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club will give you your most memorable game of golf with the back-nine being considered the most challenging in North America. Keep your game up during the winter with two world class golf simulators with courses from across the globe, or just go to the range and work on your swing. There is a lounge with Sports TV and a Pool table. The kitchen is open offering snacks and drinks

6455 North Dinosaur Trail, Drumheller, Alberta

Drumheller Aquaplex

The Drumheller Aquaplex features an indoor swimming pool, waterslide, steam room, hot tub, as well as an outdoor heated swimming pool.

100 1 Ave W, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y0

Badlands Community Facility

Housing a two level fitness centre, field house with 3 courts, 150 m running track, municipal library, art gallery, indoor playground, meeting space, and a large banquet hall, there is plenty to at the Badlands Community Facility.

80 Veterans Way, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y0

Rotary Spray Park

Across from the World’s Largest Dinosaur, the Rotary Spray Park is free for visitors and features several fountains and water cannons that make for great hot weather fun. Outdoor washrooms/change areas are available, as well as picnic tables, benches and plenty of green space for lawn chairs or lawn blankets.

60 1 Avenue W, Drumheller, Alberta

Sandstone Lanes

Eight lanes of 5 pin bowling with computerized scoring, glow bowling, birthday party room, regulation sized pool tables, and a licensed family friendly lounge.

405 11 Avenue SE, Drumheller, Alberta

Cactus Coulee Fun Park

Fast, Fantastic Fun for the whole family! Experience the thrill of driving a Super tomcat kart on 1/3 mile track. We also have Euro bungee and 2 mini golf courses.

Located 4 km west of Royal Tyrrell Museum on North Dinosaur Trail.

The Fossil Shop

Specializing in museum-quality fossils, minerals, and gift items, The Fossil Shop is located across the bridge from the World’s Largest Dinosaur.

61 Bridge Street, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y1

World’s Largest Dinosaur

Stand 86 feet high in the mouth of the World’s Largest Dinosaur and see the view from behind her pearly whites (don’t forget your camera).

60 1 Avenue West, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y0

Napier Movie Theatre

Welcome to the Napier Theatre!
Come and experience the charm of a historic 1950’s movie theatre. Located in the heart of downtown Drumheller, we offer a classic concession of hot buttered popcorn, soda pop and a large selection of candy.
Featuring new release movies nightly on our single screen, it’s an affordable family entertainment option!
No trip to the Valley is completely without a night out at the movies!

Check us out on Facebook page or visit our website
https://www.napiertheatre.com/
for current features, showtimes and special events. Or call our movie line at 403-823-6411.

Kaleidoscope Community Theatre

Kaleidoscope is Drumheller’s local theatre company, performing shows ranging from independent local productions to classics like A Christmas Carol.

450 17 Street E, Drumheller, Alberta

Rosebud Theatre

The musical and theatrical productions at Rosebud Theatre are widely-acclaimed, attracting thousands of people annually to this community of less than 100 people. The theatre stages five plays a year – four at the Opera House and one at the BMO Studio Stage, offering matinee and evening shows up to seven times a week (typically Wed to Saturday).

Patrons of the Rosebud Theatre come from all over Alberta, and during the summer many tourists from across Canada and around the world will find themselves in Rosebud. Most performances at Rosebud include a buffet meal before the show and have casts composed of resident actors, student apprentices, and visiting artists.

116 Main Street, Rosebud, Alberta  T0J 2T0

Badlands Amphitheatre

The Passion Play takes you 2000 years back in time for a dramatic portrayal of the life and death of Christ. The play takes place in a natural 2500-seat outdoor amphitheatre formed by the massive Badlands coulees. With costumes and sets based on historical data from ancient Jerusalem, the Passion Play transports audiences back to the time of Roman soldiers and peasant masses. Shows take place in the Spring and Summer Seasons. Contact the Passion play for exact dates and times.

17 Street SW, Drumheller, Alberta