Calgary: Day Tour to Drumheller

The city of fantastic dinosaurs
Dream Heller

Drumheller is a small city in eastern central Alberta, Canada. Nicknamed the “Dinosaur Capital of the World,” it is home to a wealth of dinosaur fossils and the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology. Take an easy hike through the magnificent red-striped Horseshoe Canyon badlands, and climb the world’s largest T-Rex replica towering over downtown Drumheller for a bird’s eye view. Explore incredible dinosaur fossils at the Royal Tyrrell Museum, the world’s largest paleontology museum, and experience an unforgettable dinosaur & badlands adventure across the Star Mine Suspension Bridge, once traversed by miners, and the unique landscape of the mysterious Hoodoos, carved over millennia.

Why this tour is attractive

🔢 Exclusive Tours:
Departs with just 1 person. This is a private tour for up to 4 people.

📷 Life photography:
With many years of experience taking snapshots in Banff, we will leave you with great photos. The original photos will be sent to you free of charge, without any retouching, right after your trip.

Best value tours:
We do not receive commissions from hotels, stores, or restaurants. We find cost-effective places at the right time and place, saving our customers the trouble.

👍 Transparent pricing:
There are no additional costs other than those listed in the exclusions.

Places only locals know:
We will guide you to special places and photo spots that only local guides know about, not places that everyone visits.

🚗 Convenient mobility:
We offer pickup service anywhere within a 10 km radius of the Sheraton Suites Calgary Eau Claire in downtown Calgary, Canmore or Banff at no additional cost.

Short tour course

Horseshoe Canyon:
Enjoy an easy hike while admiring the magnificent U-shaped canyon and badlands with their reddish-brown stripes.

The world's largest dinosaur:
A giant T-Rex model located in downtown Drumheller, with an observation deck inside offering views of the town.

Royal Tyrrell Museum:
One of the world's largest paleontology museums, featuring a vast collection of dinosaur fossils and a fossil excavation lab.

Star Mine Suspension Bridge:
Here you can enjoy the scenery of the Red Deer River while crossing the swaying suspension bridge that was used by miners in the past.

Hoodoos:
You can enjoy the unique natural landscape created by oddly shaped rock pillars that were formed through long-term weathering.