Experience the Dinosaur Trails
The purpose of this magazine was to entice people to experience the rich history and landscapes unique to this region. Millions of years ago, what is now the Pacific Northwest, was covered by a vast inland sea and tropical vegetation. Dinosaurs roamed freely across this vast area
Due to wind and water erosion, their bones have been discovered across Western Canada and the Northern States. This includes the Canadian Badlands, and from Eastend, Saskatchewan, to Hudson’s Hope, BC, from the Crowsnest Pass to Fort McMurray, and beyond. Dinosaur Provincial Park, Royal Tyrrell Museum, Calgary Zoo, and Royal Alberta Museum are just four of the many attractions with interactive displays and artifacts bringing dinosaurs back to life for kids of all ages, from 2 to 102. Many diverse businesses support this growing segment of tourism as locals and international visitors explore the numerous towns along the dinosaur trails.