A child running through a meadow in the Canadian Badlands with a dinosaur toy.

Dinosaur Adventures

Discover the home where dinosaurs once roamed.

Digging for dinos

Some of the world’s biggest dinosaur fossils have been uncovered right here in Alberta at Dinosaur Provincial Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Go on a real dig with a paleontological guide, see fossils with Guinness World Record titles, or step foot in the mouth of the world’s largest dinosaur. There’s plenty to discover when you step back in time to 70 million years ago. 

Two people walk past a dinosaur mural in downtown Drumheller.
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Visitors exploring the hoodoos at Dinosaur Provincial Park.
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Dinosaur fossils on display inside the Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum.
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A family looking at a dinosaur display at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller.
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A couple taking a selfie at the Hoodoos Trail in Drumheller.
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A couple walking outside the Royal Alberta Museum in Edmonton.
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People biking on a path in Drumheller
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Guinness Record-Breaking Fossils at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

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