The Hoodoos Trail features unique sandstone columns, known as hoodoos, that are 5 to 7 meters tall and take millions of years to form. These fragile structures are protected and can be found throughout the Badlands, with the site near Drumheller offering some of the most picturesque views. The trail is ideal for families and those looking for a minimal-effort hike. It's also a great stop on the way to the Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site in East Coulee. The trail is considered easy and offers a chance to explore otherworldly vistas and learn about the history of the area
Plan your family visit to the Hoodoos Trail with these blog insights 👇
Activities: We hiked the Hoodoos Trail, which is an easy and safe trail that’s perfect for families. We enjoyed the views of Mount Rundle and the cliffs of Tunnel Mountains, and learned about how the hoodoos evolved naturally over millions of years
Highlights: The kids loved the Hoodoos Trail, which was an easy and fun hike. They were fascinated by the hoodoos, and enjoyed the views of Mount Rundle and the cliffs of Tunnel Mountains ✨