BLERIOT FERRY IN DRUMHELLER
BLERIOT FERRY
BLERIOT FERRY IN DRUMHELLER
BLERIOT FERRY
Bleriot Ferry
Hidden away in Drumheller Valley, is an unexpected piece of history that many, who do not live in the area would not expect to find. This little surprise is none other than the Bleriot Ferry. Along the North Dinosaur Trail, the Alberta Highway 838, there is a section that has the Red Deer River run through it. Instead of building a bridge and a road over it, Andre Bleriot built a small ferry.
The Bleriot Ferry is the last operational ferry that has not been dismantled in the Drumheller region because of its historical significance. It has remained operational for over a century now.
Music by Eric Matyas
Bleriot Ferry Crossing, Drumheller - Timelapse
The Bleriot Ferry is a cable ferry in Alberta, Canada. It links the two sections of the North Dinosaur Trail (Highway 838) as it crosses the Red Deer River from Kneehill County on the west, to Starland County on the east.
Originally known as the Munson Ferry, it was commissioned in 1913 with Andre Bleriot, brother of aviator Louis Blériot, as its first operator. In addition to providing an essential transport service, it acted as a major social hub in the Drumheller area.
Bleriot Ferry to Horse Thief Canyon by Tomos Moped - Drumheller Alberta
Bleriot Drumheller River Ferry
A secret and hidden Drumheller gem. The last river ferry to offer all year service.
Episode # 10 - Stettler Train & Bleriot Ferry-Drumheller, AB
Episode # 10 - Stettler Train & Bleriot Ferry-Drumheller, AB
Bleriot Ferry
a quick video going on the Bleriot Ferry across the Red Deer River, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada
Bleriot Ferry Fun | Mavic Pro | 4K UHD
Aerial video of the Bleriot ferry on the Red Deer River in the Canadian Badlands near Drumheller, Alberta. Filmed with my DJI Mavic Pro on July 18, 2017. Edited with CyberLink PowerDirector 15. Music Cheerful morning - full used under license from AudioBlocks.com
Red Deer River at Bleriot Ferry (MVI 8795)
Bleriot Ferry service stopped because the Red Deer river is too high.
Camping at Drumheller
Grand kids ages13,10,9 July 12th 2012
ferry crossing on the Red Deer River near Drumheller
ferry crossing on the Red Deer River near Drumheller
KLONDYKE FERRY APRIL 4, 2015
KLONDYKE FERRY IN VEGA ALBERTA CANADA ON APRIL 4, 2015
Crowfoot Ferry
Not long ago, before bridges spanned Alberta's mighty rivers, all crossings had to be done by ferry. Herald multimedia journalist Stuart Gradon takes a look at a bridge that's still in operation and talks to the people that help keep it running.
Besides, with all the recent snow and cold a leisurely float across the river is a welcome mental vacation.
Sunrise Flying - Canadian Badlands | Mavic Pro | 4K
Sunrise flying in the Canadian Badlands near the Bleriot Ferry on Red Deer River not to far from Drumheller, Alberta. Aerial views of the river valley, ferry and rock formations in early morning lights. Filmed with my DJI Mavic Pro camera drone on July 16, 2017.
CTM Red Deer River 3 - Tolman Bridge to Bleriot Ferry
This video is about a four day Red Deer River canoe trip between Content Bridge and Bleriot Ferry by the Canadian Travel Mongers in July 2016. Day 4 on the Red Deer River from Tolman Bridge to Bleriot Ferry.
Drive out of Drumheller Alberta Canada
Just a quick video of the drive leaving Drumheller Alberta after my visit to The Royal Tyrrell Museum.
Sorry for the shakes... Trying to shoot video with a Samsung Galaxy MEGA... Buying a GoPro soon.
Music courtesy of the YouTube Audio Library:
Happy Mandolin - Media Right Productions -
Evening Flight - Alberta Badlands by Bleriot Ferry Campground | Mavic Pro | 4K
First of a number of videos taken during five days in the Alberta Badlands. This video was filmed on the evening of July 14, 2017 with my Mavic Pro camera drone along the Red Deer River by the Bleriot Ferry crossing near the provincial campground where we stayed. Music: Avec Soin - Romance by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (
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Drumheller Road Trip-Aug 19 2011-Part 2
Put over 550 km on the car and stopped at Dry Island Buffalo Jump for a quick picnic, took the Bleriot Ferry across the Red Deer river, rained on at Horse Thief Canyon, accidentally put the camera on Black & white, got caught up in rush hour traffic in Drumheller, got lost saw Dinosaurs, walked the suspension bridge and saw the HooDoos. Once I stopped filming or taking pictures and just drove home..the sun came out. lol
Hoodoos Trail - Drumheller - Alberta - Canada
Sentier des Cheminées de Fée (Hoodoos) - Drumheller - Alberta
Coordonnées GPS: 51°22'50.3N 112°32'03.3W
Hoodoos Trail est un sentier situé à Willow Creek Coulee, Drumheller. Il s'agit d'un site très fréquenté.
Il est facile d'accès puisqu'il se trouve immédiatement en bordure du stationnement.
Des escaliers ainsi que des plateformes d'observation ont été érigés non seulement dans le but d'améliorer l'expérience, mais également afin de préserver les cheminées de fée (hoodoos).
Il faut dire que l'endroit est réellement spectaculaire. L'érosion a effectué un travail remarquable en créant de hautes colonnes qui ont parfois des formes plutôt suggestives.
L'aspect des monticules est également remarquable! On dirait qu'une épaisse couche de boue a été déversée sur ceux-ci et qu'elle se serait asséchée et crevassée au fil du temps, sculptant ainsi un paysage surnaturel.
A prime abord, le site peut paraître plutôt petit si on ne s'en tient qu'à la visite des hoodoos situés autour de la passerelle.
Cependant, il y a un sentier en boucle qui permet l'exploration de plusieurs autres attractions naturelles.
On y retrouve plusieurs panneaux d'information qui nous renseignent entre autres sur l'histoire et la géographie de cette région
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