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.

Badlands Art Installation

We’ve added another outdoor Badlands experience for you to enjoy on your visit to the Dinosaur Capital of the World.

Created by local 3d designer Dean Bolton this wonderful art work creates a great selfie spot to add to your memories of the Drumheller Valley.

You will find this located in Rotary Park at the foot of Tyra the World’s largest dinosaur.

Use the hashtag #UncoverWonder and tag Travel Drumheller when sharing your photos as we can’t wait to see them!

Drumheller DinoWalk

Get to know over 20 dinosaurs discovered in the Drumheller area as you walk around town. Each stop on the DinoWalk features a chance to visit a new area of the town, learn about our prehistoric heritage and of course have an amazing photo-op with a dinosaur!

Located throughout Drumheller!

Drumheller Skate Park

Orkney Viewpoint

Orkney Lookout is a very simple, somewhat private natural lookout point situated on the high red rock cliffs – above the Red Deer River – located west of the community of Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. 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 is open to both golfers and visitors from April to October. The back-nine is considered the most challenging in North America.

6455 North Dinosaur Trail, Drumheller, Alberta

Drumheller Public Library

Featuring public-use computers, Internet, laptop access, photocopying and faxing, the Drumheller Public Library is located in the Badlands Community Facility.

80 Veterans Way, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y0

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

Bumper Boat Amusements

At Bumper Boat Amusements you can ride the bumper boats, play 18 holes of miniature golf, and then stop in at the souvenir shop and concession. Open April through October.

901 North Dinosaur Trail,

Drumheller, Alberta

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

Napier Theatre is Drumheller’s locally owned and independent movie theatre, showing new release movies to our patrons. Come and experience something new with us.

20 3 Ave. W, Drumheller, Alberta T0J 0Y0

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

Horsethief Canyon

Horsethief Canyon is where bright yellow canola fields and giant rocking pump jacks meet the precipice of pure Badlands splendor. Stand at the canyon edge and take in the entire valley or strap on some hikers and venture deep into the canyon itself – just be careful, there are no interpretive signs and it’s easy to get lost.

Horsethief Canyon is 16 km from Drumheller, just past the Royal Tyrrell Museum on North Dinosaur Trail (Highway 838)

Horseshoe Canyon

Horseshoe Canyon is the busiest of Drumheller’s two canyons due to its proximity to Highway 9, which runs between Calgary and Drumheller. This is also the spot for canyon helicopter tours and many hiking trails. If you can, aim for a visit at sunrise because the view can be spectacular.

Located 17 km southwest of Drumheller on Highway 9.

Drumheller Hoodoos

Hoodoos take millions of years to form and stand 5 to 7 metres tall. Each hoodoo is a sandstone pillar resting on a thick base of shale that is capped by a large stone. Hoodoos are very fragile and can erode completely if their capstone is dislodged (in other words, no climbing allowed). The protected Hoodoos site is a guaranteed spot to see Hoodoos but smaller versions of these sandstone giants can be found all over the Badlands.

Highway 10 East, Drumheller, AB

Bleriot Ferry

The Bleriot Ferry links the two sections of the North Dinosaur Trail (Alberta Highway 838) as it crosses the Red Deer River from Kneehill County on the west, to Starland County on the east. It was built by Andre Bleriot, commissioned in 1913 and, in addition to providing an essential transport service, acted as a major social hub in the Drumheller Valley. The Bleriot Ferry only runs seasonally and is closed during the winter hours. It is a perfect detour that connects the roads that access the Horsethief Canyon and Orkney View point.

Highway 838, Starland County, Alberta