The Badlands & me, outside WHIFS Flapjack House

On the Dinosaur Trail

The Badlands

Across from WHIFS Flapjack House (where you can get the best breakfast in Drumheller)

Prairie Dog

The banks of the Red Deer River

The banks of the Red Deer River

The banks of the Red Deer River

Along the Red Deer River

The banks of the Red Deer River

Getting a shot of the unique landscape

The Badlands

The Badlands

Vince & The Badlands

The Hoodoos

Hoodoos are naturally shaped by nature’s force over millions of years. Basically, they are columns composed of sandstone which over time have been shaped into an unusual form by the force of the powerful wind in the area, plus erosion from water and frost. They are topped by a “caprock”, which is the solid stone which sits on top of the column. The caprock protects the rest of the column. They are indeed amazing to look at.

The Hoodoos

Hoodoos are naturally shaped by nature’s force over millions of years. Basically, they are columns composed of sandstone which over time have been shaped into an unusual form by the force of the powerful wind in the area, plus erosion from water and frost. They are topped by a “caprock”, which is the solid stone which sits on top of the column. The caprock protects the rest of the column. They are indeed amazing to look at.

Landscape beside the Hoodoos

The Hoodoos

Hoodoos are naturally shaped by nature’s force over millions of years. Basically, they are columns composed of sandstone which over time have been shaped into an unusual form by the force of the powerful wind in the area, plus erosion from water and frost. They are topped by a “caprock”, which is the solid stone which sits on top of the column. The caprock protects the rest of the column. They are indeed amazing to look at.

Vince & The Hoodoos

Me & the Hoodoos

More Hoodoo Formations

Walking amongst the Hoodoos