National GeographicSep 30, 2013Canadian BadlandsDinosaurs meet the Wild West in the Canadian Badlands, home of Dinosaur Provincial Park, ghost towns, and rustic ranches—and one of Canada's 50 Places of a Lifetime.serves old favorites with seasonal desserts10 things in this storyRoyal Tyrrell MuseumMuseummust-see on the trail of dinosaursDinofestFestivalannual celebration in Drumheller in early JuneSublime Food & WineRestaurantserves old favorites with seasonal dessertsCanadian BadlandsTheatreregion often referred to as the Canadian BadlandsTravel DrumhellerPlacehelpful linksElsewhereElkwater Lake LodgeHotelElkwater, Canadaoffers pet-friendly suitesPatricia Water HoleRestaurantPatricia, Canadacook-your-own-steak tradition is popularLast Chance SaloonRestaurantRowley, Canadabeer sold in quart sealers, walls have bullet holesMedalta PotteriesSightMedicine Hat, Canadacontemporary ceramic pieces in Historic Clay DistrictDinosaur Provincial Park: A Spectacular Ancient Ecosystem RevealedPlaceDinosaur Provincial Park, Canadascientific overview of park's fossil excavations, flora, fauna, historyRead the full piece at National Geographic →