Drumheller Valley Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Hoodoo formations in dry, sandy climate of Drumheller, Alberta

Mother and Son Hiking in Badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada. It is a beautiful summer sunny day. They are bonding while hiking in the park’s footpath.

The hoodoos near Drumheller, Alberta, frame a pink sunset.

Gorgeous sunset over the Horsethief Canyon in the Red Deer River Valley, Canadian Badlands on the North Dinosaur Trail, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

These vertical mushroom like structures of sandstone are formed by erosion.

Sun setting over Dinosaur Provincial Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Alberta, Canada. The Alberta badlands is well known for being one of the richest dinosaur fossil locales in the world.

Hoodoos bathed in the warm light of a summer sunset at Drumheller Alberta Canada.

Aerial photo of the University of Washington overlooking a fountain

A canola or rapeseed field on the prairie. Alberta, Canada. A beautiful landscape image of classic agricultural scene on the prairies near Drumheller in Central Alberta. A nice curve or leading line adds to this composition, which features grain storage bins in the central part of the scene. Nobody is in the image, which as taken in July, which is when most of the canola goes to bloom in this part of Canada.

Near sunset over the Drumheller badlands at the Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, where rich deposits of fossils, including dinosaur bones, have been found. The park is now an UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Tyranosaurus Teeth

Active senior couple looking at view at Horseshoe Canyon near Drumheller in Alberta, Canada.

Drumheller, Canada - August 23, 2011: Welcome Monument close of road to Drumheller - famous city with archaeological excavations and Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontologya.

Drumheller,Alberta, Canada- July 10,2019: Main Street downtown Drumheller. Restored and Refurbished old heritage buildings. Female Dinosaur sitting on bench. Cars parked.

Drumheller, Alberta: Visitors at the front entrance of the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology in Alberta with a dinosaur sculpture in the foreground

People walking across the Star Mine Suspension Bridge in Drumheller Valley of the Canadian Badlands in Alberta, Canada. Multiple files stitched.

Scenic hoodoo rock formations under blue skies near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

Seattle, Washington/USA - April 1, 2019: University of Washington Campus Water Drumheller Fountain Sunny Spring Day

Drumheller, Canada - July 7, 2014: The world's largest dinosaur model stands at 86 ft tall and 151 ft long in Drumheller July 7, 2014. The iconic T-Rex marks the entrance to the town's visitor center and the area's worldwide fame for palaeontology research.

July 12, 2018 - Drumheller, Alberta, Canada: Welcome to Drumheller sign with dinosaur at the entrance to town in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.

Drumheller, Canada - August 23, 2015: A giant model of a Tyrannosaurus Rex in the city centre of Drumheller in Canada. Built as a tourist landmark it is possible to climb up inside and look out from the open mouth. Located in an area of the badlands famous for it's dinosaur fossils.

Hoodoos rock formation in the badlands of Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. Hoodoos take millions of years to form and stand 5 to 7 meters tall. Each hoodoo is a sandstone pillar resting on a thick base of shale that is capped by a large stone.

"View of the Badlands and hoodoos in Dinosaur provincial park, Alberta, Canada"

Two people walking in a valley in the Canadian Badlands. One is wearing a bright jacket.

Mountains, terrain and the unique hoodoo rock formations seen outside of Drumheller Alberta

"A sun burst silhouettes a hoodoo at sunset near Drumheller, Alberta."

Hoodoos, a geologic formation on a bright day in the badlands near Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

Road and old bridge in the badlands of alberta.

Tyrrell Museum from hills above it. Showing eating area, entrance, pond. Museum is of life in Alberta primarily during the age of the dinosaurs. Photos allowed of the interior and exterior.

Canadian Badlands

Fossilized dinosaur bones buried in the ground

Shot focused on a sign at Dinosaur Provincial Park located in Alberta, Canada. Sign says 'Natural Preserve. No admittance, except by guided tour'. The Alberta badlands is well known for being one of the richest dinosaur fossil locales in the world.

Winter landscape with snow and beautiful hoodoo rock formations in the Drumheller Valley.

A panoramic cloudy sky over Horseshoe Canyon in Drumheller.

A panoramic cloudy sky over canyons in Drumheller in the summertime.

Landscape of the Canadian Badlands in Drumheller, the dinosaur capital of the world, Alberta, Canada

Pano of Horseshoe Canyon from above

Drumheller, Alberta, Canada - October 16, 2017. The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.

Badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park at sunset in Alberta, Canada.

Canyons and eroded landscapes in Midland Park in Drumheller Alberta

Heart of the Canadian Badlands where you'll find Hoodoos scattered everywhere in the Drumheller Valley

"Canadian BadlandsDinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada"

Mother and Son Hiking in Badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada. It is a beautiful summer sunny day. They are bonding while hiking in the park’s footpath.

Rugged eroded landscapes along the Red Deer River in the Alberta Badlands

No longer used water tower stands above many buildings of Drumheller. Once supplied water to the town. Built in the 1950's.

High dynamic range image of the beautiful landscape of the Canadian Badlands at sunrise in Alberta, Canada.

Landscape featuring the Star Mine Suspension Bridge from Drumheller, Alberta.

Drumheller, Canada - July 4,2015: Entrance to the Tyrrell Museum Drumheller. The museum is a popular Canadian Tourist attraction and leading centre of Palaeontology Research.

Mother and Son Hiking in Badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park in Alberta, Canada. It is a beautiful summer sunny day. They are holding hands and bonding while hiking in the park’s footpath.

Drumheller,Alberta,Canada- July 10,2019: Heritage buildings downtown small town with small independent business's. Tree lined streets with hanging flower baskets of petunias.

Drumheller, Canada - July 4, 2015: The world's largest dinosaur statue stands at 86 ft tall and 151 ft long in Drumheller July 4, 2015. The iconic T-Rex marks the entrance to the town's visitor center.