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Drumheller Badlands — Attraction in Alberta

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Drumheller Badlands
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Willow Creek Hoodoos
Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0, Canada
Hoodoos
Hoodoo Ave, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y4, Canada
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Drumheller Badlands

Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0, Canada
4.7(63)
Open 24 hours
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Nearby attractions of Drumheller Badlands

Willow Creek Hoodoos

Hoodoos

Willow Creek Hoodoos

Willow Creek Hoodoos

4.6

(2.6K)

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Hoodoos

Hoodoos

4.7

(163)

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4.7
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1.0
1y

The badlands where a horrible experience the worker there ensured me that there where no dangerous animals but guess what ? There were allot of dangerous animals the staff was on their phone all the time talking with one another and then when u walked up to them they would just walk away. The staff was extremely rude they where misleading me and my companions would not recommend...

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5.0
20w

Drumheller, Alberta, is best known as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World," due to its rich fossil deposits and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. The area is also famous for its unique "badlands" landscape, characterized by hoodoos, canyons, and coulees. Additionally, Drumheller boasts the World's Largest Dinosaur, a massive Tyrannosaurus Rex statue. Well...

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4.0
14w

Beautiful unique views, lots of people choose to climb the Hoodoos, however that damages the nature. Please leave no trace and do not litter. Great views and you will need to pay for parking. They have “wifi” since the service is bad but it does not work, so instead you can only pay $10 for a day pass at the parking lot. Parking online is...

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Drumheller, Alberta, is best known as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World," due to its rich fossil deposits and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. The area is also famous for its unique "badlands" landscape, characterized by hoodoos, canyons, and coulees. Additionally, Drumheller boasts the World's Largest Dinosaur, a massive Tyrannosaurus Rex statue. Well worth a visit!!!
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Beautiful unique views, lots of people choose to climb the Hoodoos, however that damages the nature. Please leave no trace and do not litter. Great views and you will need to pay for parking. They have “wifi” since the service is bad but it does not work, so instead you can only pay $10 for a day pass at the parking lot. Parking online is about $2.85/hr.
Graham TranterGraham Tranter
A pretty wide ranging area, renowned for being the place where people dig for dinosaur bones. Many trails, some strenuous, some easy. Can be very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter, but then its called the badlands for a reason. Even in the best of weather, this is a rugged, arid zone so bring water.
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Drumheller, Alberta, is best known as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World," due to its rich fossil deposits and the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. The area is also famous for its unique "badlands" landscape, characterized by hoodoos, canyons, and coulees. Additionally, Drumheller boasts the World's Largest Dinosaur, a massive Tyrannosaurus Rex statue. Well worth a visit!!!
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Beautiful unique views, lots of people choose to climb the Hoodoos, however that damages the nature. Please leave no trace and do not litter. Great views and you will need to pay for parking. They have “wifi” since the service is bad but it does not work, so instead you can only pay $10 for a day pass at the parking lot. Parking online is about $2.85/hr.
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A pretty wide ranging area, renowned for being the place where people dig for dinosaur bones. Many trails, some strenuous, some easy. Can be very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter, but then its called the badlands for a reason. Even in the best of weather, this is a rugged, arid zone so bring water.
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