Drumheller Dinosaur & Badlands Tour

This small-group day tour heads to Alberta's Badlands, departing Calgary on Saturdays, May–September, price is per person for 4–5 guests. Drumheller is one of Canada's richest dinosaur fossil areas, and the itinerary leans into that: a stop at the World's Largest Dinosaur — the town's 25-metre T. rex statue, closing at the end of 2029 — plus time to explore downtown Drumheller and travel both the South and North Dinosaur Trails. The route takes in the Little Church, a suspension bridge, and the Bleriot Ferry when it is running, finishing with sweeping views at Horsethief Canyon. With the World's Largest Dinosaur closing for good in 2029, the next few seasons are a limited window to see it in place. The pace is flexible; lunch is at guests' own cost. Pickup is at 12777 Lake Fraser Dr SE. The tour suits travelers who want a structured way to see the Badlands' dinosaur heritage before the landmark closes, without planning their own drive.