The Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology is one of the world's leading paleontological museums and houses an impressive collection of over 125,000 fossils, including 40 complete dinosaur skeletons. The museum was named after geologist Joseph Burr Tyrrell, who discovered the first dinosaur fossils in the region in 1884, and offers a comprehensive exhibition on the paleontology of the Canadian badlands.

You can find more information on opening hours, exhibitions and tickets right here: tyrrellmuseum.com.

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1. Bike loop from Midland Provincial Park

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2. Bike loop from Drumheller

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Location: Drumheller, Alberta, Canada

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