Discover Drumheller’s haunted side on a self-guided smartphone audio walk through downtown and the wider valley’s darkest stories.
Follow an easy 2.5-kilometre return route at your own pace as GPS-triggered narration brings local legends to life. Hear about Cactus Jack and the Waldorf Hotel, the Johnston House, Municipal Cemetery, Water Tower, Legion Hall and other historic locations, with additional stories connected to landmarks across the Drumheller Valley.
A live GPS map shows your location and guides you between stops, while the audio plays automatically as you approach. Download the tour before arriving and use it without mobile data. Pause, explore and resume whenever you like.
This is a self-guided outdoor experience with no in-person guide. Attraction admission and interior access are not included, and the tour can be enjoyed even when referenced buildings or attractions are closed. Allow 1–2 hours. The route starts and ends at 275 3 Avenue East.
Tour starts at the Drumheller’s Navy League or Miner’s Memorial Hall which was once a makeshift morgue.
Begin your ghostly walk through Drumheller and discover how the valley’s history inspired its most enduring legends.
Hear how wind and water sculpted Drumheller’s famous hoodoos into their otherworldly shapes.
Stand outside the Waldorf Hotel and hear the restless tale of its legendary patron, Cactus Jack.
Discover the elegant former spa and the ghostly guest said to linger within its walls.
Walk beside Drumheller's cemetery and hear a surprisingly tender tradition among the graves.
Discover the colourful history and spirited legends of the Last Chance Saloon in nearby Wayne.
Uncover Miner's Memorial Hall's unexpected past as a makeshift morgue.
Pause at the Johnston House for a chilling tale of residents who may never have left.
Journey into the valley’s coal-mining past through the stories of the historic Atlas Coal Mine.
Hear the story of Rosedale’s suspension bridge and the mining communities once linked across the Red Deer River.
Meet Drumheller's dapper blue dinosaur and enter one of downtown's most characterful blocks.
Pause outside the former Valley Doll Museum and hear the eerie legend of Robert the Doll and its often-told connection to Chucky.
Discover why laughter from an unseen guest is said to echo through the historic Legion Hall.
Hear how coal mining shaped Drumheller—and why some stories from the mines refuse to stay buried.
Learn how the 1918 influenza pandemic left its own layer of tragedy and lingering legend.
Stand beneath Tyra, the enormous T. rex towering over downtown Drumheller.
Discover how East Coulee’s former school preserves the voices and memories of a coal-mining community.
Face a handsome brick building said to shelter three very different spirits.
Look up at Drumheller's water tower and discover how it earned a moment on the silver screen.
Admire the historic former Central School and hear why some believe its halls remain haunted.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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