Drumheller Art Tour by Bikes and Bites: Creative E-Bike Ride
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for casual riders with moderate fitness; little prior cycling experience needed.
Overview
Discover Drumheller’s colorful murals and dinosaur sculptures on a 2-hour e-bike tour with Bikes and Bites. Perfect for easy riding and cultural immersion, this ride offers fresh perspectives on a classic Alberta town.
Drumheller Art Tour
Ages 12+ • 2 hours • 10-12 kmt• Up to 8 people
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About This Adventure
Embark on a vibrant 2-hour e-bike adventure through Drumheller, where you'll discover colorful murals, playful dinosaurs, and hidden artistic treasures. Guided by a local, enjoy an easy 6-8 km ride that celebrates community spirit and creativity, making for a memorable experience filled with laughter and photo opportunities.
What delights will you spy with your eyes?
Ride, laugh, and snap pics as you explore Drumheller’s most colorful corners—where community pride comes to life through dinosaurs, vivid murals, and unexpected artistic gems!
Duration
2 hours
Route
6-8 km of easy riding with a mix of pathway and residential roads
More Information
- Your tours include a guide, e-bike rental with an orientation to the bike and a helmet.
- Sales support the Drumheller Dino Arts Association #drumhellerdinoarts
- You must be 18 years old to book. Riders aged 12+ are welcome in the company of parent or guardian
- All riders are required to wear a helmet
Adventure Tips
Helmet Required
All riders must wear helmets, which are provided with your e-bike rental for safety.
Easy Terrain
The route averages 6-8 km on paved paths and quiet residential roads, suitable for beginner cyclists.
Bring a Camera
This ride features numerous colorful murals and sculptures—perfect photo opportunities abound.
Book In Advance
Tours have a max group size of 8 and require booking at least a day ahead to secure your spot.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Western Meadowlark (Alberta’s provincial bird)
- Pronghorn antelope occasionally seen on town outskirts
History
Drumheller grew from a coal mining town into a paleontological hot spot, home to Canada's Royal Tyrrell Museum and one of the world’s richest dinosaur fossil beds.
Conservation
The Drumheller Dino Arts Association supports public art that engages community spirit while promoting local heritage and environmental awareness.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Mandatory for rider safety and included with your bike rental.
Sun Protection
Sunscreen and sunglasses help protect you during sunny summer rides.
summer specific
Comfortable Shoes
Closed-toe shoes with good grip make pedaling easier and safer.
Layered Clothing
Prepare for fluctuating temperatures by dressing in layers you can adjust easily.
fall,spring,winter specific