Last Chance Saloon
A historic Western saloon built in 1913 in the ghost town of Wayne, the only surviving building from the coal-mining era, known for its burgers and live music.
Last Chance Saloon is in Wayne, about 15 km south of Drumheller. The saloon-hotel was built in 1913 and is the only surviving building from the town's coal-mining days. Its walls are crowded with old artifacts, live shows are common, and the WayneStock music festival is held every year on Labour Day weekend. The menu includes smoked beef brisket wraps, hot burger sandwiches, beer-battered fish and chips, and burgers such as the Shovelhead and Panhead. Open year-round; in the off-season (from mid-October) it is open Thursday to Monday and closed on Tuesdays. You will need your own car to get there.
Opening hours
Open year-round; off-season (from mid-October) open Thursday to Monday, closed Tuesdays
Nearby sights
- Wayne & Last Chance Saloon
- Star Mine Suspension Bridge
- World's Largest Dinosaur
- Canadian Badlands Passion Play
- Fossil World Dinosaur Discovery Centre
- Hoodoos Trail
- Hoodoos Trail (Drumheller)
- Midland Provincial Park