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Lisa Muldoon
The Hoodoo Trail in Drumheller Alberta Canada
The Hoodoo Trail is a convenient quick stop off of AB-10, east of Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. The trail features views of hoodoos, which are pillars of weathered sandstone standing 5-7 metres tall. Visitors can walk parts of the Hoodoo Trail on...
The Hoodoo Trail is a convenient quick stop off of AB-10, east of Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. The trail features views of hoodoos, which are pillars of weathered sandstone standing 5-7 metres tall. Visitors can walk parts of the Hoodoo Trail on metal pathways and then explore the area further to learn more about these unique geological formations in Alberta, Canada.
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The Drumheller Hoodoos information panels provide information for visitors to learn a little bit more about these fascinating geological formations in Alberta, Ontario, Canada.
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Coulee Way & Hoodoo Ave, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
These naturally eroded land formations are fragile sandstone structures. They are called Hoodoos and can be found in Alberta, Canada
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
The views from the platforms provide up close viewing of these sandstone pillars near Drumheller, Alberta.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
Metal stairways provide an elevated view of the Drumheller Hoodoos for visitors. It also helps to protect the hoodoos in Alberta, Canada.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
The metal walkway helps to provide a clear, easy path for visitors to the Hoodoo Trail in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
The snow made it a bit difficult to find the trail in certain areas on the Hoodoo Trail in Alberta.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
I found this perfect picture spot tucked between the rocks at the Hoodoo Trail near Drumheller, Alberta.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
I enjoyed all of the rocky views on the Hoodoo Trail, in Drumheller, Alberta.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
We hiked around the back which provided a gradual incline to the top. The snow and ice on the Hoodoo Trail in Drumheller, Alberta made for some difficult footing along the way.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
It is always important to bring along an adventurous hiking buddy on the Drumheller Hoodoo Trail so you can share the stunning views with someone.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
We were rewarded with beautiful canyon-like views at the top of the climb in Drumheller, Alberta.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
I really like the way the layers stretched across the rock at the Hoodoo Trail in Drumheller, Alberta. It reminded me a little of a layered cake.
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Coulee Way, Drumheller, AB T0J 1B0, Canada
The way back down the trail also offered some fabulous views along the way in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.
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The Badlands of Alberta. It is a growth area in tourism in the shadows of the Rockies. -
There are some great views! I'll have to go again sometime. -
Thank-you to fellow adventure-seeker Andrea Horning for this wonderful recommendation as a stop on our road trip. It was such a fun area to explore!
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Lisa Muldoon So glad you made it out there and enjoyed it so much
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It is so cool to see the hoodoos in winter - they look so much more textured! -
This is amazing! We have a small badlands here in Ontario, but we can no longer walk on them. I'd love to get out to actually explore. -
Kelly Francois I am from Ontario and have never been to our badlands. I will have to go see them when I'm home.
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Lisa Muldoon they're beautiful but infortunately they are gated off now and you can only look at them. You can still hike part of the Bruce TrailLisa Muldoon they're beautiful but infortunately they are gated off now and you can only look at them. You can still hike part of the Bruce Trail through the badlands though More ...
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