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See Cave Point County Park as you’ve never seen it before on this tour of a lifetime along Wisconsin’s stunning shore! Pictures can’t do justice to the sights you experience as you paddle around these…
Upgrade from our standard 2 hour cave point tour to this extended tour that allows you further exploration, cliff jumping & a locally sourced picnic.
Tour the less traveled shores of Door Bluff County Park, ancient pictographs, a shipwreck, and bluffs on this picturesque Wisconsin kayak tour for all ages.
Tour the less traveled shores of Door Bluff County Park, ancient pictographs, a shipwreck, and bluffs on this picturesque Wisconsin kayak tour for all ages.
Take an unforgettable paddle through Wisconsin’s premier wetlands. The flora and fauna combine to form a spectacular experience on this kayak tour for all skill levels.
A super fun way to cruise around and see some fun instagrammable spots during all the seasons. Fat tire E-bikes are a blast.
Tour all the Door County towns starting at Sunset with fun glow lights attached to the e-bikes.
Are you looking for a relaxing ride at your own pace? You can rent an E-Bike to enjoy the sights and sounds of Cave Point and Whitefish Bay Dunes at your leisure!
Years of exploring Door County have pinpointed the greatest kayak and Door County bike tour locations around the peninsula. We hand selected the very best places to tour or enjoy your paddle board rental. We don’t just kayak and bike around the busy towns of Fish Creek, Ephraim or Egg Harbor, we explore the rest of Door County’s 300 miles of shoreline that is tucked away near the bays, estuaries, bluffs, lighthouses and caves.
Each world-class location on our Door County Map hosts spectacular picturesque bluffs, caves, lighthouses, shipwrecks and more. Make a reservation for your second or third day in your trip to give you leeway for inclement Door County, Wisconsin weather. Download or have us send you a brochure.
In this fast-paced world of work, traffic, kids, and life, we understand how important quality travel is these days. When you go kayaking on a guided Kayak Tour, you are able to relax and take in some of the most beautiful scenery in the Midwest.
and the expertise and passion of our guides make your tour a memorable experience. Our dedication to the environment, our rigorous training of our guides, and our understanding of the peninsula is why we’re the best in the Midwest. Book a tour and join us today!
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Sit-on-top kayaks make kayaking easy to learn and super stable and safe. No prior experience is necessary! Kayaking is easy to learn in the sheltered waters that we visit around Door County, and we provide all of the gear, kayak equipment and guidance needed.
Our guide Jess was very professional. Thank you for making our trip to Door County memorable! I recommend taking the 8:00 am tour. The lake was still calm and easy to paddle.
– Jeanne B., TripAdvisorOur guide Jake was terrific on the inland kayak tour of Mud Lake. Very informative about the local Door County flora and fauna. Fun and scenic route through reeds and Lilly pads to the lake.
– David E., TripAdvisorWe did the Cave Point tour. Colin was our guide. Knowledgeable of the Door County area and made the whole experience a ton of fun! Would highly recommend!
– Tami S., TripAdvisorOur sweet guide Kelsey was fantastic! She pointed out a bald eagle in a tree (so cool!) and told us a lot about the area and ways to make the most of the time there. Delightful!
– Tally H., TripAdvisorOur guide Will was friendly, informative and patient! The caves we went in were really cool and an experience I won’t forget. They offer photos for an additional $20 and it was worth it!
– Barbara K., TripAdvisor8 members of my family loved the cave tour. Jake was an excellent guide-knowledgable, funny, and patient with others who had never been on the water before. Great morning activity!
– Holly H., TripAdvisorCheck out some of our blog posts highlighting the best reasons for booking a Door County tour.
The Differences between an E-Bike and Moped Electric bicycles have pedals and provide a form of exercise. Most mopeds do not have pedals and do not provide exercise. Mopeds in the USA often require a driver’s license and insurance and some form of registration. Electric bikes do not require a license or registration or insurance….
eBikes vs. ATVs eBikes have evolved admirably over the years and the newest models are on par with the more rugged vehicles like ATVs, they’re constantly compared for efficiency and suitability for different roads. Let’s see what these two impressive vehicles have in common and how they differ. We’ll go through the pros and cons of each,…
You might have seen the line as you passed Good Eggs in Ephraim. There is a reason why there is a line there, it is voted as one of the best restaurants in Door County. Here is a quick tip for you, if you don’t want to wait in line and also use a credit…
Door County is a beautiful vacation destination for anyone, with a myriad of activities ranging from fun things for the more athletically inclined as well as those who prefer a little more relaxation. However, with water levels in Door County being the highest they have been since the 80’s, finding the right place to spend…
Every best friend knows hosting a bachelor or bachelorette party is no small feat! The booking, planning, and coordinating can seem like an impossible task and, at times, overwhelming for that perfection-seeking maid of honor. Luckily, Door County provides the perfect venue with a variety of activities to satisfy even the choosiest of brides-to-be! 1….
Bailey’s Harbor is a fantastic, little town in Door County. The population was close to 1000, according to 2000 census. The town is named after Bailey, a Great Lakes ship captain. His ship was caught in a storm and his crew found shelter here in 1848. Prior to this incident, the town was called Gibraltar….
