The best Drumheller hoodoos are found on the Hoodoos Trail (interchangeably called the Hoodoo Trail), which features a carefully mapped out walking path and fencing to keep people out of the most fragile areas. However, there are many other places in the Drumheller area where you can see terrific hoodoos, including Horseshoe Canyon, Horsethief Canyon and sometimes just randomly along the highway (possibly with no specific connection to horses, although we can’t rule it out). Other great Badlands areas in North America that boast picturesque hoodoos are Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan, Badlands National Park in South Dakota and Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah. Hoodoos are most common in North America but can also be found in a variety of scenic locations around the world. We saw plenty of amazing hoodoos while hiking through the moonscape terrain of Teide National Park on Tenerife in the Spanish Canary Islands. And maybe the most incredible set of hoodoos in the world can be found in the Goreme Valley in Cappadocia, Turkey.