- TripBuzz found 10 things to do with kids in or near Drumheller, Alberta.
- From The Canadian Badlands Passion Play to Royal Tyrrell Museum, the Drumheller area offers 10 different types of family activities, including: Zoos, Theaters, Natural History Museums and Canyon.
- Located within Alberta's scenic Red Deer Valley, the city of Drumheller is known for being home to the 'World's Largest Dinosaur'. The tourist-heavy city features a twenty-six meter high Tyrannosaurus rex comprised of fiberglass, among many other unique attractions. Other points of interest include canyons, local parks, coal mines and ski resorts.
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605 17th Street SW, Drumheller, Alberta
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The Canadian Badlands are the backdrop for a dramatic retelling of the Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection by The Canadian Badlands Passion Play. Hiking around the hills is encouraged when performances are not in action.
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Midland Provincial Park | P.O. Box 7500, Drumheller, Alberta
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As one of the world's largest displays of dinosaurs, the Royal Tyrrell Museum features informative and interactive exhibits from various time periods. There are scenic walking trails outside the museum for additional fun.
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110 Century Drive | East Coulee, Drumheller, Alberta
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Once active and thriving, Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site now offers an assortment of tours, from a site train ride to underground tunnel explorations. Also, there are informative exhibits throughout the grounds.
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Sandstone pillars capped with a large stones, all resting on a thick shale bases, form fragile Hoodoos. Hiking is allowed around the wind-formed pillars, and because of the ever-gusting winds, the site is always changing.
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Built in 1931, the Rosedale Suspension Bridge is a pedestrian bridge that was originally constructed for the local miners. The bridge has been updated in recent years. There is a picnic area nearby, as well as hiking trails for more sightseeing.
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Crossing the Red Deer River, Bleriot Ferry is a cable-driven ferry in the middle of the Badlands. Continuous crossings across the narrow river keep the wait time and ride short.
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The World's Largest Dinosaur is a quirky photograph opportunity. Mural-lined stairs inside the giant dinosaur lead to the open mouth for a unique vantage point. A water splash pad is located within walking distance to the dinosaur.
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Originally built in 1968 and reconstructed in 1991, Little Church is a small place of worship. There are six one-person pews and a pulpit inside. The Little Church is located down the road from the Royal Tyrrell Museum.
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Over 150 animals call Reptile World home. There is a wide range of reptiles, from snakes and frogs to alligators. There are opportunities for hands-on demonstrations with the large snakes.
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Highway 838 | 13408 129ave. Edmonton, Alberta, Drumheller, Alberta
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Used as an area to hide stolen horses during the days of the old west, Horsethief Canyon now is frequented by lovers of nature. There are unmarked hiking trails that lead into the canyon's depths for an added adventure.