Glide across the historic Steel Bridge and explore Sturgeon Bay’s canal-side landmarks
2 hours
Segway, training, helmet
Explore Sturgeon Bay’s canal, waterfront, and historic districts on a guided Segway ride. Start with one-on-one training, then travel at an unhurried pace through both sides of the city.
Full refund for rain or severe weather. Cancel 12+ hours before the tour for a full refund; cancel 3–12 hours before for a 50% refund.
Product ID: FABSG4
No. You start with one-on-one training and practice before the guided ride. Your guide stays nearby to help you build confidence.
Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing; it can feel slightly cooler while riding. Flat, closed-toe shoes are recommended (not required). A helmet is provided, and you can bring your own if you prefer.
Tours typically operate when temperatures are around 40°F or warmer. Light rain is usually fine and ponchos are provided. If weather doesn’t cooperate, your tour may be rescheduled or fully refunded.
Maritime Museum Parking Lot, 120 N Madison Ave, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Guides like Mark, Brian, and Randy have built a strong reputation for making first-timers feel completely at ease on Segways. Across dozens of tours through spots like Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek, and Washington Island, reviewers consistently praise how quickly they got comfortable on the machines, often within just a few minutes of instruction. The guides bring genuine enthusiasm to each tour, pointing out wildlife, local history, and scenic highlights along the way. What stands out most is how welcoming this experience seems to be for all kinds of riders. Guests in their 60s and 70s, families with teenagers, and even someone navigating mobility challenges after a stroke all came away raving about their time. Safety is clearly a priority, but it never seems to overshadow the fun. If you've been on the fence about trying a Segway tour in Door County, the reviews make a pretty convincing case that you'll be glad you went.
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