Cave Point & Whitefish Dunes Segway Tour





Trip Highlights
Description
A guided Segway tour through Cave Point and Whitefish Dunes offers a fun, easy way to experience dramatic Lake Michigan cliffs, forested roads, and Door County’s most striking shoreline scenery. This guided Segway tour explores the shoreline and wooded roads near Cave Point and Whitefish Dunes, offering a scenic way to experience some of Door County’s most dramatic Lake Michigan landscapes. The route moves smoothly between forested sections and open shoreline areas, creating a balanced, easy-to-follow ride. The experience is designed to highlight natural contrasts along the coast, blending cliffs, water, sand, and trees into a cohesive route that emphasizes scenery and flow.
Itinerary
Make your reservation online or by phone, and know that we will meet at the tour's starting point. Last-minute bookings must be made by phone @ 920-376-0256.
Your guide welcomes the group, fits everyone with helmets, and walks through how the Segway works.
Each guest practices at their own pace. There’s no rushing — everyone moves forward when they’re comfortable.
Once underway, your guide handles navigation, pacing, and safety while you explore shoreline views and wooded areas with regular stops along the way.
Tour info
Why take this tour?
The Cave Point & Whitefish Dunes Segway Tour offers a direct way to experience Door County’s most striking shoreline in a single, well-paced ride. Guests often enjoy how the route connects wooded roads with open coastal areas, creating constant visual variety as the landscape changes.
The tour travels through Cave Point County Park, where limestone cliffs meet Lake Michigan, then continues toward Clark Lake and Whitefish Dunes State Park. Along the way, the route reveals dunes, forested stretches, sinkholes, and expansive water views, with regular stops that allow time to take in the scenery and understand how these distinct areas fit together.
For last-minute bookings or questions, call 920-376-0256 and we’ll help from there.
Included
- Guided Segway tour
- One-on-one training
- Helmet use
- Bottled water
- Photos sent to you after the tour
Excluded
- Optional guide gratuity
Frequently asked questions
The tour size is kept at 8 people unless there is one group booking together. However, if there are more than 8 people in your group, you must call to book as we have more than 50 Segways available.
No. You just have to TRUST the Segway and it will balance you. Don’t worry, we don’t expect you to trust the Segway at the very start but trust will come.
We don’t want people to show up for their tour without a reservation because we will not have a Segway for you. When you make your reservation we give you the meeting location (or look at this link to see all our tour meeting locations).
Yes, we start with a training session that lasts between 10 to 30 minutes depending on group size and comfort level. As soon as everyone is comfortable, we take off!
Best to wear comfortable shoes. Also, it is always a little cooler on the Segway.
You will be provided a bicycle helmet free of charge. You may bring your own helmet if you wish.
We will provide rain ponchos but you may cancel (with a full refund) or reschedule in case for rain.
Yes, you can take pictures during the tour, and your guide will also take pictures for you. You will be provided with a link to the photos soon after the tour, and it's completely FREE.
No, for most tours, there is one stop where we get off the Segway to rest our feet. As tours are in small groups, we can also stop as desired for the group.
The tour guide is a wealth of information about the area and will take periodic pauses to share. Feel free to ask the guide about the history or nature around.
Yes, there is a handlebar bag for items
Yes, it is necessary to make a reservation ahead of time as we transport the Segways to the tour locations and need to know in advance how many guests are participating. To increase your chance of getting your preferred day and time, it's recommended to book well in advance, which can be done online or over the phone.
Tax and booking fees added to the price of the tour.
Although riding a Segway is relatively easy, we require that all riders be at least close to 11 years of age (you know your child best. An adult or guardian must accompany children under 18.
There are no weight restrictions for our tours but a person must be comfortable on their feet and not have issues climbing stairs without assistance. It is best that the participant is at least close to 70 lbs. or more.
Riders should have the ability to climb and descend stairs without assistance. Anyone who is exceptionally overweight, or physically infirmed, (not having the ability to climb upon and stand on the Segway PT for periods of time) should reconsider doing this tour.
No, pregnant women are not allowed to ride on the Segway PT for safety reasons. There is a possibility that you would fall.
No. The Segway is designed for one rider. In many cases, you can rent a bike for them to bring them along.
We don’t just rent a Segway PT but if you have a specific place you would like to go please call us and we can design a tour especially for you or send a tour guide to accompany you at a location of your choice.
Yes. We love to “Come to You” with our Segways.
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Recent Reviews
Zane Westberg
September 11, 2024
My girlfriend and I went on the Prehistoric Door County, Cave Point & Whitefish Dunes, Segway Tour. And we had an absolute blast, our tour guide was very knowledgeable and fun. We will definitely be going on many more Segway tours in the future
JAS
September 11, 2024
My favorite activity while visiting Door County with friends of over 50 years! I had never been on a Segway before. Our guide, Dick, was super (& patient) with showing us how to run them & also a very informative guide to Whitefish Dunes, Cave Point, and other facts of the area.
linda t
August 9, 2024
An amazing experience that was so knowledgeable and enjoyable with an amazing and fun leader named Dick! Who really cares about your safety more than getting paid. HIGHLY recommend
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