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Drumheller Rocks GeoTourism

Drumheller Rocks GeoTourism focuses on Dinosaur Valley's geology, paleontology and coal, and how it shaped the town's industry and culture with an emphasis on Drumheller mining history. GeoTour guide, Brent Noland (B.Sc Geology) had lived in the valley for 15 years. The badlands are his playground, laboratory and home. A typical GeoTour is 3 hours starting with a Rock Talk, often at the East Coulee School Museum, followed by 2 hours in the field. Brent has accumulated a rich inventory of GeoSites, many not generally accessible/known to the public, making his GeoTours popular with clients who want a deeper Badlands experience.

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Spring, Summer, Fall

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