Cave Point & Whitefish Dunes Segway Tour
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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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