Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Grab your camera and join us on a journey to uncover paleontological secrets and savor the setting sun in the spectacular badlands. The dancing shadows and cooler temperatures are ideal for spotting local wildlife during this quieter park experience. Your guide will be present and eager to answer your wildlife and dinosaur questions during this more informal hike.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Love to hike? Step through time as we explore the exclusive Natural Preserve and see firsthand the amazing features that earned Dinosaur Provincial Park its UNESCO claim to fame. From hoodoos to river escarpments to prairies scramble through the rugged badlands (and maybe even find a fossil or two), skirt the edge of the majestic cottonwood forest, and journey along an historic wagon trail all while observing everything that makes this place special for people of the past, present and future.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Calling all adventurers! This lengthy hike is an exhilarating experience that takes you over steep slopes, through coulees, and deep into the badlands.
Throughout your adventure, your guide will explain why the park is one of the richest sites in the world for late cretaceous fossils! Whether it s the fossils, the serenading songbirds or catching a glimpse of the hardy wildlife that excites you, our longest tour is aimed to satisfy your appetite (bring your own snacks though!) for knowledge both ancient and present-day.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Grab your camera and join us on a journey to uncover paleontological secrets and savor the setting sun in the spectacular badlands. The dancing shadows and cooler temperatures are ideal for spotting local wildlife during this quieter park experience. Your guide will be present and eager to answer your wildlife and dinosaur questions during this more informal hike.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in an authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontologist technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover never-before-seen fossils. The program includes an orientation to the park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking into and out of the dig site. Your work will contribute to valuable ongoing research at the Royal Tyrrell Museum.

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in an authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontologist technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover never-before-seen fossils. The program includes an orientation to the park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking into and out of the dig site. Your work will contribute to valuable ongoing research at the Royal Tyrrell Museum.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

During this reflective evening program, enjoy the diminishing rays of sunshine and the encroaching shadows as they dance along the hills and hoodoos of Dinosaur Provincial Park.  Take time to view the landscape through the eyes of the first peoples who saw this remarkable place as sacred. This exclusive program offers fewer participants a more tailored, tranquil experience with fewer stops and more time to soak up the ambiance in each locale. Avoid the heat of the day and take it slow in the serene beauty of the Natural Preserve. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture some memories of this mesmerizing landscape.

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in a fully authentic dinosaur dig. With an experienced palaeontological technician as your guide, you will learn the techniques of excavating dinosaurs and work in a team to uncover fossils never before seen by human eyes. The experience includes an orientation to the Park and the research project, working in a real quarry, and hiking and prospecting for new fossil finds. Your work will contribute to research going on by the Royal Tyrrell Museum at the park.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Join us in the Palaeo Lab and create an authentic fossil cast that will be yours to keep! Surrounded by the real tools of the trade, you will learn about the scientific work that takes a fossil from a simple curiosity to a piece of scientific evidence. You will discover how the very fossil you have replicated may have helped change our view of dinosaurs, brought new understanding about ancient environments, or even told the story of its own death. Enter the palaeontology lab in the Park Visitor Centre/Field Station to experience some of the real behind-the-scenes work of palaeontology. Every participant gets to make an authentic fossil replica to take home.

Join your park guide on a safari through the badlands for a chance to discover the rich fossil resource at this protected UNESCO World Heritage Site! Visit an "in-situ" fossil site where you will find fossils on the surface and learn how to identify them. No digging or removal of fossils! Take a close look at micro (small) fossils and learn about the diversity of animals that lived here 75 million years ago in the late Cretaceous. All ages are welcome and will enjoy this safari.

Explore Dinosaur Provincial Park UNESCO World Heritage Site from the eyes of the First Nations people, fossil hunters and palaeontologists who came to this rugged part of Alberta in years past. From the comfort and safety of the park bus, experience the stunning views and harsh environment of the largest badlands in Canada. You are on and off the bus a few times as your park guide shows you the interesting land formations and fossils including an  in-situ  hadrosaur (in the rock that it was found).

Stomp back in time and learn about the marvelous Cretaceous creatures who once roamed these lands. Learn about the dinosaur enthusiasts who are uncovering the Mesozoic mysteries lying just beneath the hills. We will make a number of stops throughout the meandering valleys of the badlands on this family friendly hike.

This adventure is your opportunity to experience the exceptional concentration of fossils that make Dinosaur Provincial Park world-famous. With a knowledgeable guide, you will trek over sandy terrain, over hoo-doo passes, and through grassy valleys to a former dig site (known as a bonebed) that contains the remains of hundreds of horned dinosaurs!

As you investigate the clues in the landscape, you will discover the ideas about why so many dinosaurs are preserved at this one unique site.