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Explore the Canadian Badlands --- Cypress Hills Provincial Park For more than 8,000 years, people have been drawn here by the forests, wildlife and lakes. Today, the whole family can enjoy beaches, boating, fishing and golf during the summer and snowshoeing and skiing in the winter. Phone: 403 893 3833 --- Kinbrook Island Provincial Park Escape to this watery oasis on the prairie. Relax on the sandy beach of Lake Newell or in the shade of the campground's many trees. Enjoy swimming, boating and sailing. Located within an internationally recognized Important Bird Area, the Kinbrook Marsh Trail brings visitors to see and hear an amazing variety of waterfowl, shorebirds and prairie songbirds. --- Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park Áísínai'pi—where the drawings are—is home to the largest concentration of First Nations rock art on the North American Plains. Hike with a park interpreter to view the petroglyphs and pictographs that cover the Park's sheer sandstone cliffs. Phone: 403 647 2364 --- Devil's Coulee Your chance to see fragments of real dinosaur eggshells! Join an interpreter from the Dinosaur Heritage Museum in Warner to explore this excavation site, set in the badlands of the sweeping Milk River Ridge. Discover hands-on activities for the whole family. It all lies just below the surface. Phone: 403 642 2118 --- Dinosaur Provincial Park In addition to extensive badlands and the exceptional concentration of dinosaurs along the Red Deer River, this UNESCO World Heritage Site protects some of the most significant dinosaur fossil fields on earth. Join a park interpreter to examine ancient fossils set in the hoodoos and eroded cliffs of the badlands. Phone: 403 378 4342 --- www.canadianbadlands.com Alberta Visitor Centre Phone Number: 1 800 ALBERTA

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