World's Largest Dinosaur
60 Riverside Dr W, Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0, Canada
World’s Largest Dinosaur - A Must-See Attraction in Drumheller, Alberta
The World's Largest Dinosaur is a spectacular roadside attraction located in Drumheller, Alberta, the heart of Canada’s Dinosaur Valley. Towering at 86 feet (26 meters) high and 151 feet (46 meters) long.
Drumheller is often referred to as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World," and this iconic statue is a testament to the area's deep connection to prehistoric life. Nearby, you can also visit the Royal Tyrrell Museum, one of the world's leading paleontology museums, to learn more about dinosaurs and fossils.
Visitors can climb 106 stairs inside the structure to reach an observation deck in the dinosaur’s mouth, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of Drumheller and the surrounding Badlands. This thrilling experience is a highlight for tourists, families, and dinosaur enthusiasts.
History and Construction
Built in 2000, the World's Largest Dinosaur was created to celebrate Drumheller’s rich paleontological heritage. The structure is made of steel and fiberglass, weighing approximately 145,000 pounds (65,770 kg). It was designed to symbolize the town’s identity as the "Dinosaur Capital of the World."
The attraction is located at 60 1 Ave W, Drumheller, AB, Canada and is operated by Travel Drumheller. It is open year-round, welcoming thousands of visitors annually.
