2 Day Dinosaur Trail Adventure Tour

• Tour operates from mid-May to early October.
• Tour departure requires 6 persons minimum or tour may have to be cancelled - ask your friends to join you!
• Pick-up Times: from 07:00 to 07:30, depending on location in the downtown.
• Departure from Calgary at 07:30.
• Return next day to Calgary, approximately at 17:30.
• Pick-up and return to/from all Calgary down-town Hotels, Calgary Tower, HI Youth Hostel.
• Extra Fee for pick-up outside of down-town area.
• For this tour everybody need to sign our HST Waiver.

24 hours - 7 days a week

• Please call: (403) 590-6930 for our friendly booking service.
• Toll Free in North America: 1-888-590-6930.
• Reserve on-line: www.hammerheadtours.com , e-mail: info@hammerheadtours.com
• Book early, tours can fill quickly!

• Fare: $ 400.00 + GST
• Payment on line through PayPal & E-Gold - we accept credit card - Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Discover & e-Checks.
• For the CANCELLATION POLICY, please see Terms & Conditions page.
• Only Cash and Travelers Checks accepted on Tour Days.

• No discount will apply

• Transportation and Driver-Guide
• Admission to Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology
• Admission to Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site
• Lunch in Drumheller
• Rosebud Dinner Theatre
• 1 Night - Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Drumheller
• Breakfast
• Park entrance fees - Dinosaur Provincial Park
• Lunch in Brooks
• 2 full days of sightseeing and adventure

• Camera, comfortable Walking or Hiking Shoes, Insect Repellent, Sunscreen, Sunhat, Sunglasses, Poncho/Rain Jacket and Dress Appropriately for Weather
• Drinking Water and Snack
• The music from your country you like most

Day 1 (approx. 350 km)

• Enjoy a scenic informative drive through the vast Alberta's Prairies - The word prairie usually refers to a type of grassland
• A stop at the spectacular Horseshoe Canyon for an interpretive talk and photo opportunity. Horseshoe Canyon is a region of badlands surrounded by prairie. This Canyon, which Indian's once believed to be haunted offers one of the most spectacular scenes in the area. The canyon which gets it's name from it's horseshoe shape is approximately 3 kilometres long extending from Highway 9 to Kneehill Creek area
• Adventure in the Past through the world renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology - It is known the world over as an outstanding paleontology museum and research facility. It is named in honor of Joseph Burr Tyrrell (1858-1957). It was opened in 1985 and given "royal" status as a significant resource by Queen Elizabeth II in 1990. Its mission is to preserve, protect, present and interpret paleontological history, with special reference to Alberta's extensive fossil heritage
• North Dinosaur Trail - Including: The Little Church, Oil Field, Crossing Red Deer River by Bleriot Ferry and beautiful Orkney Viewpoint of Valley - only from June to September
• The Dino 2000 - world's largest dinosaur
• Lunch at Fred and Barney's Restaurant in the Drumheller
• Check-in at the Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Drumheller
• Tour the town site and have time to do a little shopping
• Rosebud Dinner Theatre - Enjoy a delicious country buffet complete with live musical entertainment before heading over to the Opera House for one of the famous Rosebud theatre productions: the perfect getaway destination for an exciting evening out or an entire weekend of relaxation. Or evening meal we can have out in the town or Last Chance Saloon - Great music, cold beer, and hot food - what more could you ask for? Your choice!

Day 2 (approx. 350 km)

• Breakfast time and after checking-out
• Morning swing on the Suspension Bridge over the Red Deer River - has a total length of 724 km and got its name form the translation of Was-ka-soo which means "elk river" in the Cree
• Carry on to the geological wonders of the Hoodoo's for another great view and a 10 to 15 minute hike
• Visiting Atlas Coal Mine Museum - and view the old mining site. Built in 1936, the tipple is a coal loading and sorting machine. At over 40 feet tall the tipple now serves as a reminder of the rich mining history of the Drumheller Valley. Old mining equipment, including a working 1936 battery powered locomotive and several buildings including the wash house, supply house, lamp house, and mine office still stand at the site
• Dinosaur Provincial Park - UNESCO World Heritage Site is most fascinating and diverse landscapes-the severely eroded Badlands. DPP is one of the most abundant sources of fossils in the world. (May 11 to Oct. 7)
• We going to have self guided tour
• Lunch in the Brooks
• Discover the Brooks Aqueduct National and Provincial Historic Site, and learn the fascinating story of this monumental structure. - built 1915 - longest Irrigation structure of it's kind in the world
• Living Brooks and strait driving West to Calgary, on #1Hwy - Trans Canada Hwy - longest Hwy in the World
• Arriving in Calgary between 5:30 - 6:00 pm

Gratuities or Tipping may be provided at your own discretion.

The Rates are effective from January 2008.
The Rates published on this site are for convenience only and are subject to change without prior notice