Explore Door County by Segway — Guided Tours from Sturgeon Bay

Segway the Door — Segway Tours in Sturgeon Bay

Segway the Door offers guided Segway and electric scooter tours based in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin. These Door County and Green Bay tours combine scenic routes, lighthouse visits, and local history. Guests glide through orchards, downtown villages, park skylines, and shoreline roads while learning about regional landmarks.

Why choose Segway the Door

• Local expertise: Guides lead routes through Door County communities and Green Bay attractions.
• Unique experiences: Includes the only lighthouse Segway tour in the U.S. at Baileys Harbor.
• Variety of routes: Short 50-minute glides to half-day island excursions and park tours.
• Accessible equipment: Segways and a Ninebot Max electric scooter provide smooth, low-impact travel.
• Combined land and water: Select departures pair a Segway ride with a 1.5–2 hour boat tour to Eagle Bluff Lighthouse.
• Scenic photo stops: Skyline Road, Kimberly Point, Sunset Beach Park, and Schoolhouse Beach.

Signature tours and highlights

Popular Door County tours include Sister Bay Segway & Boat Tour, Fish Creek Town Segway Tour, Lighthouses of Baileys Harbor Segway Tour, Kohler Village Segway Tour, and the Amazing Views of Peninsula State Park Segway Tour. Each guided experience emphasizes local history, natural landscapes, and iconic sites:

• Sister Bay: cherry orchards, village streets, and Eagle Bluff Lighthouse boat segment.
• Fish Creek: Niagara Escarpment views, Millionaire Row, and Sunset Beach Park sunsets.
• Baileys Harbor: lighthouse-focused route, Ridges Sanctuary, and Toft Point Nature Preserve.
• Kohler Village: American Club, Blackwolf Run Golf Course, and village landmarks.
• Peninsula State Park: Skyline Road vistas over Green Bay and island panoramas.

Practical details

Tours typically range from 50 minutes to a half-day. The Electric Scooter Glide in Green Bay uses Ninebot Max scooters for a 1.5-hour guided city ride through the Astor District and downtown. Guides provide training and safety briefings before departures. Several tours include boat access or visits to shoreline attractions and historic lighthouses.

Coverage area and accessibility

Routes operate across Door County destinations — Sister Bay, Fish Creek, Baileys Harbor, Kohler, Peninsula State Park, and Washington Island — plus Green Bay and Neenah itineraries that feature Kimberly Point Lighthouse, Doty Island, and the Paper Trail. The mix of Segway and scooter options suits riders looking for a guided, photo-friendly way to explore local culture, maritime history, and natural preserves.

What to expect on a tour

Each departure begins with an orientation and hands-on Segway training led by guides experienced on Door County routes. Tours progress at a relaxed pace with frequent stops for commentary, photos, and short walks at landmarks. Many routes traverse mixed surfaces including sidewalks, paved park roads, and waterfront promenades. When a boat segment is included, the combined itinerary offers both land-based narration and on-water views of lighthouses and shoreline wildlife. The Electric Scooter Glide focuses on urban highlights and photo-friendly city streets in Green Bay. Riders of varying experience levels can enjoy guided glides that emphasize safety, local storytelling, and accessible sightseeing.

Top photo spots and attractions

• Eagle Bluff Lighthouse and shoreline panoramas
• Skyline Road overlooks in Peninsula State Park
• Sunset Beach Park sunsets in Fish Creek
• Kimberly Point Lighthouse and Doty Island views
• Schoolhouse Beach and Washington Island shorelines

These stops suit travelers seeking photos, history, and exploration.