Upon arrival in Drumheller, guests will stop at the iconic Drumheller Welcome Sign for photos before exploring some of the region’s most scenic viewpoints

Depending on conditions and timing, optional stops may include breathtaking views at Horsethief Canyon

Depending on conditions and timing, optional stops may include exploring the charming Little Church inside and out.

Guests will enjoy lunch at the museum cafeteria before spending approximately 2 hours exploring the incredible exhibits at the Royal Tyrrell Museum. The museum houses one of the world’s largest collections of dinosaur fossils, featuring towering skeletons, interactive exhibits, and cutting-edge paleontology discoveries.

After the museum, depending on conditions and timing, optional stops may include with additional Badlands highlights including the giant World's Largest Dinosaur, where visitors can climb inside the massive dinosaur statue for panoramic views

After the museum, depending on conditions and timing, optional stops may include visiting the historic Rosedale Suspension Bridge, a scenic pedestrian bridge spanning the Red Deer River

After the museum, depending on conditions and timing, optional stops may include the Drumheller Hoodoos which is most iconic natural attractions in Alberta’s Badlands

After the museum, depending on conditions and timing, optional stops may include exploring the historic mining community of East Coulee, where guests can learn about the region’s coal mining past.