MANITOWOC HISTORY TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Glide Through Gridiron History: A Segway Along the Packers Heritage Trail
A one-hour guided Segway through downtown Green Bay that follows the Packers Heritage Trail and the Fox River waterfront—this guide explains what to expect, the route’s highlights and how the ride unfolds.
Glide Through Gridiron History: A Segway Along the Packers Heritage Trail.
The Packers Heritage Trail Segway Tour threads downtown Green Bay and the riverfront, tracing the franchise’s early story through plaques, landmarks and neighborhoods. On a smooth, paved circuit that includes the Fox River Trail and the City Deck, a guide narrates the team’s origins while small groups glide after calm, one-on-one training.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Follow the Packers Heritage Trail and its 22 bronze plaques
The tour connects downtown locations tied to the team’s origins, guiding riders past 22 bronze plaques and landmarks that map the Packers’ early history—each stop turning a city street into a chapter of football lore.
Ride the Fox River Trail, cross the river and take in the City Deck
Segments of the outing run along the Fox River Trail and the City Deck, offering a riverfront counterpoint to the downtown plaques and giving a sense of how the city and the team grew up side by side.
History told on the move with built-in photo stops
Guides provide historical context as the group moves through neighborhoods; the route includes built-in stops for narration and photos so riders can absorb the stories at a comfortable pace.
What the day feels like
What the ride feels like
After calm, one-on-one training, the group glides at a steady, comfortable pace along paved paths, downtown streets and riverfront promenades. The flow alternates short narrated stretches with photo stops, so the experience is equal parts mobility and local history—fast enough to cover ground, slow enough to listen.
THE ROUTE
Follow the Packers Heritage Trail and its 22 bronze plaques
The tour connects downtown locations tied to the team’s origins, guiding riders past 22 bronze plaques and landmarks that map the Packers’ early history—each stop turning a city street into a chapter of football lore.
THE RIVERFRONT
Ride the Fox River Trail, cross the river and take in the City Deck
Segments of the outing run along the Fox River Trail and the City Deck, offering a riverfront counterpoint to the downtown plaques and giving a sense of how the city and the team grew up side by side.
THE STORYTELLING
History told on the move with built-in photo stops
Guides provide historical context as the group moves through neighborhoods; the route includes built-in stops for narration and photos so riders can absorb the stories at a comfortable pace.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this outing
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The guided experience runs approximately one hour.
Check in at 200 N. Broadway in Green Bay for orientation and equipment fitting.
One-on-one Segway training followed by a narrated tour along paved paths, downtown streets, the Fox River Trail and the City Deck with planned photo stops.
The group travels at a steady, comfortable pace on paved trails and streets suitable for Segway riding.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Packers Heritage Trail Segway Tour?
The guided tour lasts about one hour.
Where do we meet for the tour?
The meeting location is 200 N. Broadway, Green Bay WI.
What route does the tour follow?
The tour follows the Packers Heritage Trail through downtown Green Bay, traveling along the Fox River Trail, City Deck and downtown streets to visit plaques and landmarks tied to the team’s early history.
Do I need prior Segway experience?
No prior experience is required—guests receive calm, one-on-one training and practice before the guided ride.
Will there be stops for photos and commentary?
Yes; the route includes built-in stops for narration and photos so riders can absorb the historical context.
What kind of pace should I expect on the tour?
Expect a steady, comfortable glide along paved paths and streets—fast enough to cover the trail but paced for listening and photography.