Horseshoe Canyon One of the Badlands’ most breathtaking viewpoints, Horseshoe Canyon opens into a vast, curved valley with striking layers of rock. Visitors enjoy: Expansive panoramic views Distinctive color bands and textures A peaceful, uncrowded setting ideal for photography This stop sets the tone for the ancient landscapes ahead.

World’s Largest Dinosaur (Drumheller Landmark) A fun and iconic Drumheller stop, the World’s Largest Dinosaur is perfect for memorable photos. Guests may also choose to climb inside for views over the valley, time permitting.

Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology (World-Class Attraction) A highlight of the tour, the Royal Tyrrell Museum is recognized as one of the world’s leading dinosaur museums. Inside, passengers can: View full-scale dinosaur skeletons Learn about Alberta’s prehistoric past Explore interactive exhibits and fossil discoveries This stop appeals to all ages and is often a guest favorite.

⛪ The Little Church (Drumheller Area) Visit the charming Little Church, one of the smallest churches in the world. Guests appreciate: Its unique size and design Peaceful surroundings A quirky and heartfelt photo stop

Suspension Bridge (Rosedale) Walk across a scenic suspension bridge spanning the river near Wayne. Passengers enjoy: Gentle movement underfoot Unique river and canyon views A fun, memorable short walk

Hoodoos See Drumheller’s iconic hoodoos, tall stone pillars formed by erosion and time. Visitors can: Walk short, easy trails Get close-up views of these rare formations Capture some of the most famous photos in the Badlands

Last Chance Saloon (Ghost Town of Wayne) Step into one of Alberta’s most famous historic bars at the Last Chance Saloon. Guests can: Experience authentic frontier charm Hear colorful local legends and stories Enjoy lunch, snacks, or refreshments (own expense) This stop adds personality, humor, and history to the tour.