Things to do in

Drumheller

The Bow River Horseshoe Canyon Whitewater Tour is not for the faint of heart. With a river rating of Class 2-4, the Horseshoe Canyon offers big waves, hard hits, and a whole lot of excitement. From the steep shale walls to the surging glacial waters, with big hits and optional cliff jumps (8ft & 30ft) the Horseshoe Canyon will satisfy the itch for adventure you were looking for. We meet at our River Base, or pre book a shuttle from Canmore by contacting Canadian Rockies Rafting. You will be greeted and checked-in with one of our awesome team members. We then gear up in the provided wetsuit, helmet, booties, splash jacket and life vest, gather around our demo raft to go over a safety briefing and load the buses for a 15 mins drive to the put in. At the put in you'll meet your fun and trusty guide. Pay close attention as they go over paddling commands and general instructions for your time on the river. Now hop in the raft and let's go rafting! After your fun filled adventure you'll be reunited with our buses for a quick 15 min ride back to our River Base to change and grab a refreshing non alcoholic beverage. You'll also be provided the "how to" on where to view and purchase the photos from your tour. Your adventure has now come to an end, if you took our transport from Canmore we are ready to bring you back, if you met us at the River Base you are free to enjoy the rest of your time in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Don't be sad, we will be here whenever you are ready for more fun!

Embark on an unforgettable tour from Calgary to the stunning Canadian Badlands. Begin your journey by exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Drumheller, including a stop at the magnificent Horseshoe Canyon. Continue to the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, where you'll have the opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of dinosaurs (additional fees). Enjoy a leisurely lunch break, allowing you to soak in the local atmosphere and perhaps savor some regional cuisine. Afterward, visit the Hoodoos Trail to explore of these unique rock formations. Conclude your adventure with a shopping spree at CrossIron Mills Outlet before returning to Calgary.

After departing from Calgary, your first stop will be at Horseshoe Canyon, with the stunning views of the valley. Continue to the Hoodoos, where you will hop off the vehicle to enjoy views of these unique sandstone formations. Walk amongst these imposing structures.  Next, visit the Atlas Coal Mine. Designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 2002, your ride will explore the Processing Plant. Stop for a picnic lunch along the way with some great food and some rest before continuing the journey.  Visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum, Canada’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the science of paleontology. Housing a collection of over 130,000 fossils, see mounted dinosaur skeletons including the T-Rex, Stegosaurus, and Triceratops. Look into the "Preparation Lab", where you can watch technicians prepare fossils for research and exhibition. Continue along Dinosaur Trail to Horsethief Canyon and on to the Bleriot Ferry (seasonal). Wrap up the day and relax at Orkney Viewpoint.

Discover the wonders of Alberta on a day tour that takes you from prehistoric marvels to stunning natural landscapes. Start your journey at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, where you'll explore one of the world's most renowned collections of dinosaur fossils and interactive exhibits. Afterward, Explore the historic Last Chance Saloon in the ghost town of Wayne, where time stands still and every corner tells a story. A must-visit for those seeking a glimpse into the past. then, head to the iconic Hoodoos, where you'll be captivated by these fascinating geological formations that have been sculpted by wind and water over millions of years. Conclude your tour with a visit to the historic Rosedale Suspension Bridge, offering picturesque views and a touch of adventure as you cross the Red Deer River. Then you can have your lunch in the town or in the museum. Next go to Horseshoe Canyon, a hidden gem known for its unique rock formations and rich geological history.

Explore Banff National Park on a guided day tour and discover some of the most spectacular viewpoints and scenic vistas. Discover some of the most popular areas of the park as well as a variety of lesser-known viewpoints and natural landmarks with the expertise of your guide. Meet in central Banff and set off on a full day of exploration in Banff National Park. Visit Johnston Canyon and discover a popular hiking trail that follows the canyon and leads to a meadow within the Johnston Valley above. Admire the Ink Pots, which are six blue-green spring-fed pools. Then, head to Vermilion Lakes, located immediately west of Banff in the Canadian Rocky Mountains in the Bow River valley at the foot of Mount Norquay. Keep an eye out for native wildlife and take in the breathtaking scenery. Head to the Cascades of Time Garden which spreads out behind Banff National Park's historic administration building at 101 Mountain Ave. Discover a geological sequence of cascading ponds and water courses provide the garden’s namesake and is highlighted with flowers, shrubs, rustic bridges, pavilions and flagged walks. You will also take some time to explore the beautiful town of Banff which is well known as the heart of Banff National Park. You can also take the Sulphur Gondola and discover sweeping scenes of six mountain ranges, the Bow Valley, and the town from the Sulphur Mountain summit. Stop at Bow Falls which rumble about 30 feet over a low-gradient pitch of channeled bedrock, providing a short turbulent interrupt of the cerulean waters of the Bow River. Visit Surprise Corner which is named for its spectacular views when viewed from Buffalo Street, an excellent place for photos. At the end of your tour, return to Banff with drop-off in the center of town. Note: The guardians are required to provide the car seats or boosters if you have any infants or young kids based on the transportation regulation and this tour won't provide any car seats or boosters.

After booking you receive a separate Email from us with the instructions on how to install the app and the guide! You can ignore the "Ticket" Email from Get Your Guide. Please also check your spam-folder for our Email and please get in touch with us if something does not work! Discover the beauty of Western Canada on a self-guided and driving tour. Explore Chinatown, Gastown, Yaletown, the Westend, Stanley Park, and more with an audio guide. You will receive the download instructions after booking. Download the app and start the tour with your mobile phone as your guide. You will pass by Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, and know about nature, wildlife, hiking, activities, culture, and hidden sights of the area. The scenic drive through the Rocky Mountains is one of the key highlights of Western Canada. Drive along the Icefields Parkway and visit Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise, and many more natural highlights along the way. You will uncover the hidden treasures, with in-depth background information about the geography, economy, history, and culture of Canada.

Explore Banff National Park on a guided day tour and discover some of the most spectacular viewpoints and scenic vistas. Discover some of the most popular areas of the park as well as a variety of lesser-known viewpoints and natural landmarks with the expertise of your guide. Meet in central Banff and set off on a full day of exploration in Banff National Park. Visit Johnston Canyon and discover a popular hiking trail that follows the canyon and leads to a meadow within the Johnston Valley above. Admire the Ink Pots, which are six blue-green spring-fed pools. Then, head to Vermilion Lakes, located immediately west of Banff in the Canadian Rocky Mountains in the Bow River valley at the foot of Mount Norquay. Keep an eye out for native wildlife and take in the breathtaking scenery. Head to the Cascades of Time Garden which spreads out behind Banff National Park's historic administration building at 101 Mountain Ave. Discover a geological sequence of cascading ponds and water courses provide the garden’s namesake and is highlighted with flowers, shrubs, rustic bridges, pavilions and flagged walks. You will also take some time to explore the beautiful town of Banff which is well known as the heart of Banff National Park. You can also take the Sulphur Gondola and discover sweeping scenes of six mountain ranges, the Bow Valley, and the town from the Sulphur Mountain summit. Stop at Bow Falls which rumble about 30 feet over a low-gradient pitch of channeled bedrock, providing a short turbulent interrupt of the cerulean waters of the Bow River. Visit Surprise Corner which is named for its spectacular views when viewed from Buffalo Street, an excellent place for photos. At the end of your tour, return to Banff with drop-off in the center of town. Note: 1. The guardians are required to provide the car seats or boosters if you have any infants or young kids based on the transportation regulation and this tour won't provide any car seats or boosters. 2. Pets or Animals are not allowed on the vehicle.

Don’t miss a thing as your favorite audio tour narrator guides you along Canada’s Dinosaur Trail to Drumheller and Canada’s Badlands to must-see points of interest, with fascinating stories, tips and directions along the way. Follow the suggested itineraries, or divide the commentary and create your own half, full, or multi-day sightseeing trips. Drumheller, located in Canada’s Badlands, is renowned for its unique landscapes and rich dinosaur history. This tour covers the area’s essential stops and hidden gems, ensuring a comprehensive and engaging experience as you discover world-class dinosaur and fossil exhibits, small Albertan towns, and incredible badlands vistas. It’s the perfect day trip from Calgary or addition to your Canadian Rockies vacation. Major Highlights: Atlas Coal Mine Bleriot Ferry Hoodoos Horsethief Canyon Orkney Viewpoint Rosedale Suspension Bridge Royal Tyrrell Museum Wayne Includes: Atlas Coal Mine Step back in time at the Atlas Coal Mine, one of Canada's last remaining coal mines. This National Historic Site offers a glimpse into the harsh conditions and hard work of coal miners, and you’ll hear fascinating stories about the mine’s history and those who worked here. Bleriot Ferry Take a ride on the Bleriot Ferry, one of Alberta’s few remaining cable-operated ferries. This crossing of the Red Deer River offers a unique experience with a interesting history, along with a beautiful view of the surrounding Badlands. Hoodoos Visit the hoodoos, striking sandstone pillars sculpted by wind and water over millions of years. These unique formations are a must-see in Drumheller as you learn about the geological processes that created them and their cultural significance. Horsethief Canyon Explore Horsethief Canyon, known for its breathtaking badlands views and rich history. Once a hideout for horse thieves in the Wild West era, step back in time with intriguing tales of the canyon’s past. Orkney Viewpoint Enjoy panoramic views of the Red Deer River Valley as this vantage point offers a stunning perspective of the badlands’ rugged beauty. Rosedale Suspension Bridge Cross the Rosedale Suspension Bridge, a historic pedestrian bridge that spans the Red Deer River. Originally built for miners, the bridge offers a unique walking experience. Royal Tyrrell Museum Discover the world of dinosaurs at the world-class Royal Tyrrell Museum, one of the leading paleontology museums in the world. The museum features extensive exhibits of dinosaur fossils and interactive displays and has one of the largest dinosaur collections in the world. Wayne Visit the historic ghost town of Wayne, which once boasted a thriving population during the coal mining boom and is today a quiet town with a rich history. Venture into the Last Chance Saloon for a pub full of tales, memorabilia, food, and cold drinks.

Listen to our ghostly tour guide Jefferson through your smartphone and experience the haunted history of Drumheller! With 19 spooky points of interest, this easy to walk tour is a fun way to discover Drumheller's lost souls & haunted buildings...if you dare! Your 2.5 km ghostly tour starts and ends in downtown Drumheller. As you tip-toe around this spooky town full of unimaginable rock formations and dinosaur tales, we'll point out old buildings and tell you about the lost souls that remain within. With his permission, Lothar Malmberg’s book, “Drumheller Ghost Walk” has been the source of much of the information for this tour. As a matter of fact, things are often so mystical in these parts, that with a little imagination, you might even begin to question whether the thin line between "what is" and "what once was" even exists here. Hear the interesting ghostly stories behind the final resting place of spirits at the Drumheller Cemetery, and the residents who never left home at the Johnston House. Why the ghost of the Haunted Spa never left and the strange orbs at 3rd Avenue Arts. As you walk along you’ll hear haunted tales involving the Atlas Coal Mine and the mining industry, both real-life and paranormal. We’ll tell you some of the popular legends behind the Star Mine Suspension Bridge and it’s tragedy, the Spanish Flu and how the Water Tower became “ghostly”. Take in beautiful, historical buildings and hear of the shadowy paranormal figures still allegedly there at the Miner’s Memorial Hall, Cactus Jacks Saloon at the Waldorf Hotel, the Last Chance Saloon and it’s haunted Rosedeer Hotel. Discover the strange and popular legend of Chucky at the Valley Doll Museum, the Legion Hall's giggling ghost and the popular tale of a ghost family with A Woman, a Child and a Grumpy Man. Hear about the tragedies and spooky tales at the East Coulee School Museum and what paranormal investigators found. And finally, the last stop is the Central School, now home to the Drumheller Community Church, where ghosts have been seen from as early as 1920!

Experience the beauty of Banff on a day tour departing from Banff or Canmore. Set out from the vibrant down and embark on a scenic journey through the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Canadian Rockies. Begin your adventure with a hotel pickup, with a guide providing insight into the region's rich history and natural wonders. As you travel toward Banff National Park, be treated to panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, pristine lakes, and lush forests. Upon arrival in Banff, immerse yourself in the charm of this picturesque mountain town or simply take in the stunning vistas. Explore hidden including Johnston Canyon, Sulphur Mountain Gondola, Vermilion Lake, Cascade Garden, Hoodoos, Surprise Corner, Bow Falls, and more. After a full day of exploration, relax and unwind as you journey back to the original spot, reminiscing about the sights and experiences of your day in Banff.