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National GeographicSep 30, 2013

Canadian Badlands

Dinosaurs 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.

contemporary ceramic pieces in Historic Clay District

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Medalta PotteriesSightcontemporary ceramic pieces in Historic Clay District
Elsewhere
Royal Tyrrell MuseumMuseumDrumheller, Canadamust-see on the trail of dinosaurs
DinofestFestivalDrumheller, Canadaannual celebration in Drumheller in early June
Elkwater Lake LodgeHotelElkwater, Canadaoffers pet-friendly suites
Patricia Water HoleRestaurantPatricia, Canadacook-your-own-steak tradition is popular
Last Chance SaloonRestaurantRowley, Canadabeer sold in quart sealers, walls have bullet holes
Sublime Food & WineRestaurantDrumheller, Canadaserves old favorites with seasonal desserts
Dinosaur Provincial Park: A Spectacular Ancient Ecosystem RevealedPlaceDinosaur Provincial Park, Canadascientific overview of park's fossil excavations, flora, fauna, history
Canadian BadlandsTheatreDrumheller, Canadaregion often referred to as the Canadian Badlands
Travel DrumhellerPlaceDrumheller, Canadahelpful links

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