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Explore nearby areasThe Highway 10 Commercial corridor is a unique industrial and mixed-use area situated along the scenic Hoo Doo Trail in Drumheller, Alberta. Stretching southeast from the main townsite along the Red Deer River, this area accommodates a blend of commercial enterprise, large-scale warehousing, and rural acreage properties. Surrounded by the striking geology of the Canadian Badlands, it offers a functional yet highly scenic environment for business owners and rural residents alike.
Located just southeast of central Drumheller, the neighbourhood is centered around Alberta Highway 10. It follows the meandering path of the Red Deer River and serves as the primary route connecting the main townsite to outlying communities like Rosedale, Wayne, and East Coulee.
Real estate in this subdivision is predominantly defined by commercial, industrial, and large acreage properties. Many parcels fall under Countryside District (CSD) zoning, which allows for a combination of rural commercial operations and low-density residential development. Properties often feature expansive lot sizes and warehouse structures, with a market average list price currently and active listings on the market.
As a primarily commercial and rural district, there are no schools located directly within the Highway 10 Commercial zone. Families living in the residential acreages commute into central Drumheller to attend nearby public and Catholic schools, such as Greentree School and Drumheller Valley Secondary School.
The area is entirely car-dependent, with no public transit service available. Highway 10 provides a wide, well-maintained arterial route that ensures a quick and direct drive into downtown Drumheller for commercial transport and daily commuting.
While retail and dining options are limited within this specific industrial corridor, it is only a short drive to central Drumheller's commercial amenities. Local residents and workers can easily access the town's grocery stores, restaurants, and essential services, while the highway itself features occasional roadside businesses and RV resorts catering to tourists.
The defining recreational feature of the area is its immediate access to the rugged landscape of the Badlands. Many properties back directly onto the Red Deer River and the region's famous hoodoos. The surrounding environment provides ample opportunities for hiking, photography, and river-based activities just steps from home or work.
The lifestyle here is defined by open space, entrepreneurial opportunity, and a strong connection to Drumheller's natural environment. It is well-suited for business operators who require expansive commercial zoning or individuals seeking a quiet rural acreage with striking Badlands views, all within a short drive of municipal amenities.
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