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In Kneehill County located off Highway 837, the Orkney Viewpoint is a popular tourist attraction, offering stunning views of the Red Deer River Valley, just minutes away from the popular Bleriot Ferry and just west of Drumheller.
- Kneehill, Alberta
- (403) 443-5541
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Orkney Viewpoint is open for the 2024 season. Located off Highway 837 west of Drumheller, the Orkney Viewpoint is a popular tourist attraction, offering stunning views of the Red Deer River Valley.
- Drumheller Hoodoos
- Horseshoe Canyon
- Horsethief Canyon
- Drumheller Pedestrian Trails
- Rosedale Suspension Bridge
- World’S Largest Dinosaur
- Drumheller’s Little Church
- Tobogganing
- Orkney Viewpoint
- Stargazing
The Drumheller Hoodoos are sandstone pillars that take millions of years to form. The beautiful, organic forms are around 5 to 7 meters tall. Walk along the short, accessible trail to see these unique natural wonders up close. Address: Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0 Phone: 403 823 7741 Website
See the unique, rugged landscape of the badlands from the lookout. Over 400, 000 visitors stop at Horseshoe Canyon each year. Stop at picturesque viewpoints to snap a photo, or take a helicopter tour of the area to appreciate its natural beauty from above. Address: Township Rd 284, Kneehill County Phone:403 443 5541
Horsethief Canyon is the stuff of legends. A long time ago, livestock thieves used to hide their stolen animals in the canyon. Even under layers of snow and ice, this Canyon is a breathtaking photo opportunity and hiking experience located just 16 kms from Drumheller, and part of Dinosaur trail. Website
Drumheller has 18 kms of trails located in town and on the banks of the Red Deer River. Sip on a hot chocolate or and enjoy the fresh winter air while you stroll past some of Drumheller’s attractions, such as the Town Hall, the World’s Largest Dinosaur, and the Homestead Antique Museum.
The 117 meter Rosedale Suspension Bridge is a pedestrian bridge that was constructed in 1931 so that workers on the Star Coal Mine could cross the Red Deer River. Now it’s an interesting spot to walk across the frozen river and imagine the history from years ago. Address: 3061 AB-10, Drumheller Phone:403 823 7741
Does the World’s Largest Dinosaur get cold? You’ll have to visit to find out! This impressive 25 meter tall statue weighs 65 000 tons and cost over a million dollars to build. A little snow isn’t a worry for the giant dinosaur, which is 4.5 times bigger than a real Tyrannosaurus Rex. Address: 60 1 Ave W, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 Phone: 1 866 823 8100...
After visiting the World’s Largest Dinosaur, stop by for a minute to see Drumheller’s Little Church. This teeny tiny church will be a quick visit; it sits 6 people at a time and features benches and real stained glass windows. Address: Murray Hill Rd, Drumheller, AB T0J 2C0 Phone:403 823 8100
Drumheller isn’t known for its ample toboggan hills, so this year the Town of Drumheller decided to do something about it. The hill near Bankview has been rehabilitated by the city for use as a public toboggan spot. Grab a sled and maybe a helmet and get ready to soar down the hill on your favorite sled.
Look over the sprawling, snowy fields and ridges that make up the Red Deer River Valley. The Orkney Viewpoint is located just north of Drumheller, and is a popular and easy spot to bring your family for a walk or to watch a winter morning sunrise. Washroom facilities are available. Address: Kneehill County Phone:403 443 5541
Drumheller is not an official dark sky preserve, but the small size, minimal light pollution and location within the Canadian badlands make it an ideal spot for stargazing and aurora watching. Bring your telescope, or just head out for a walk under the winter night sky. Sunrises are particularly brilliant in the Alberta wintertime.
Mar 26, 2020 · Orkney Viewpoint West of Drumheller, Orkney Viewpoint is a beautiful natural viewpoint high on the cliffs above the Red Deer River. There’s a bench to sit on to take in the view.
Jul 13, 2022 · Orkney Viewpoint. Get a look at Horsethief Canyon from the other side! The Orkney Viewpoint faces east over the Red Deer River where it takes a sharp bend through the badlands. The lookout allows you to see for what feels like forever over southeastern Alberta.
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