easy
1–2 hours
Moderate fitness suitable for standing and balancing for up to two hours
Glide through Sturgeon Bay’s historic canal district on a guided Segway tour that blends urban charm with maritime heritage. Discover why this boat-building hub is a standout destination.
2 Hrs • FUN Along the Canal
Experience Sturgeon Bay like never before on the unique “Canal Glide” Segway tour! Explore historic sites, including the Steel Bridge and Downtown District, while learning fascinating local history. Feel the thrill of gliding through this vibrant city, split by a canal, and enjoy the fresh air and scenic views.
1.5 hours + training (allow 2 hours)
You will breathe in the fresh air of Sturgeon Bay's canal as you visit many of the city’s highlights, including the historic Steel Bridge, Graham Park, the Downtown District, a history museum, and more.
On this fun Segway glide, you will pass over the historic Steel Bridge, see the Bay Shipbuilding shipyard, visit Big Hill, and the Louisiana Street Historic District.
The city is split in half by a canal. Sawyer used to be on the south bank and Sturgeon Bay on the north. You will pass over the historic Steel Bridge as you make your way to Bay Shipbuilding shipyard, the old rail station, and Big Hill Park. Along the way, you will learn interesting nuggets of Sturgeon Bay history.
The people of Sturgeon Bay love watching you as you fly by on your Segway! You will have experienced the diversity of the only “city” in Door County by the close of this fantastic tour full of interesting sites.
How it works: Make a reservation ahead of time. We meet at the Maritime Museum to train on the use of the Segway in the parking lot then take off to experience the city.
Tours usually start at 10am, 2pm, and 4:30 or 5pm (depending on the time of year) but we are flexible to meet your schedule.
Familiarize yourself with the Segway controls during the brief training session before setting off to ensure a safe and smooth ride.
Closed-toe shoes with good grip help maintain balance and comfort while riding the Segway through city streets.
Bring water to keep energized since the tour involves standing and some light physical effort over an hour.
Remain alert and follow pedestrian and vehicular rules as you share sidewalks and crossings to maintain safety.
Sturgeon Bay’s canal was completed in 1881 to facilitate shipping and shipbuilding, fueling regional economic growth.
The city emphasizes local water quality initiatives to protect canal ecosystems amidst ongoing urban activity.
Provide stability and protect feet while balancing on the Segway.
Keeps you comfortable against cool breezes along the canal in spring.
spring specific
Protects your skin during sunny, open-air portions of the tour.
summer specific
Helps maintain hydration throughout the ride.