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Horseshoe Canyon Interpretive Centre
View the impressive Horseshoe Canyon and learn about the geology, history, dinosaurs, and native plants and animals of the badlands. Free admission. 19 km SW of Drumheller on Hwy #9. Open during summer tourist season for hiking, guided tours and also motorized buggy access. Please remain on trails.
Address: HIghway 9 Drumheller AB
 Send an Email (6)  1 403 823-2200
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Historic Downtown Drumheller
Consists of several buildings, mostly along main street in downtown Drumheller, that were built before 1941. Many were designed in the 19th century false front store style.
Address: . Drumheller AB
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Canadian Badlands Interpretive Centre
Canadian Badlands Interpretive Centre is located at the site of the epic Canadian Badlands Passion Play, just outside of Drumheller. Browse authentic ancient Middle East artifacts or visit the costume studio to dress up in Biblical clothing.
Address: 17th Street Drumheller AB Canada
Send an Email (1) 1 403 823-7750
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Bleriot Ferry
Midway along the Dinosaur Trail is the Bleriot Ferry. Established in 1913, it uses cables and pulleys to transport vehicles across the Red Deer River. The ferry is one of the oldest of its kind operating in Alberta and the only remaining ferry of 13 that once crossed the Red Deer. |
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Wayne - Ghost Town
A worthwhile detour from the Hoodoo Trail is the 9 km (5.4 mi) trip on Hwy 10X from Rosedale into the ghost town of Wayne. You'll cross no less than 11 one-way bridges on the road in. One of the last remaining landmarks in this coal boom-town of the 1920's and '30s is the Last Chance Saloon in the Rosedeer Hotel. This end-of-the-road establishment has changed little since 1913. |
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