Season three of Canada’s Ultimate Challenge debuts on CBC Gem this month, and locals will see some familiar landscapes.
The production released a sneak peek of some of the locations that will be featured on the show, and the Drumheller Valley is one.
Last summer, the production was filmed in the valley shooting the reality show where a group of young Canadians crisscrossed the country in an extreme obstacle course in some of Canada’s iconic locations.
The season’s show featured seven locations, including the Drumheller Valley.
“Alberta's Drumheller is a must-see destination located on the Canadian Badlands, an eerie and otherworldly landscape that features multi-hued canyons and wind-sculpted hoodoos, notes a press release on the show. “It's also home to the largest deposits of dinosaur bones in the world. Prehistoric predators lived and died there some 100 million years ago when Alberta was a giant sea surrounded by tropical forests.”
According to the release, the 16 players in the challenge scoured the hills and waded through mud pits to collect pieces needed to assemble three giant 3D dinosaurs.
Season Three of Canada’s Ultimate Challenge debuts on CBC Gem on March 6.