LocationNiagara Falls, Ontario | Duration1 Hour | Per Person CA$75.00 |
Segway Tour Along The Welland Canal
1 Hour
The Welland Ship Canal is part of the St. Lawrence Seaway, that connects the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. It was created to bypass the might Niagara Falls. The canal is 43 km (23.5 nautical miles) and has more locks than the famous Panama Canal!
Take a Segway Tour of the Welland Canal and learn about its history and latest engineering advances. This 1-hour tour begins with a Segway training course and then we travel from Lock 3 in St. Catharines and continues for approximately 5 kilometers towards the Niagara Escarpment.
This tour is perfect for small groups, looking to have a relaxing adventure and learn about the engineering marvel that is the Welland Canal.
After waivers are signed, Segway Training begins.
Ride along the Welland Canal Parkway on a dedicated path, making numerous stops to learn more about the history of the Canal, its construction and current use.
Take a short break to observe the Twin/Flight Locks where 艙The ships climb the mountain 聺.
Ride down the escarpment and back to the Museum.
Visit the Memorial of the Fallen Workers museum before heading back to the Parking Lot.
End of the tour
Meeting Location: Lock 3 Museum in St Catharines - 1932 Welland Canals Parkway, St. Catharines, ON L2R 7K6.
We meet at the end of the main parking lot, you will see a trailer with a picture of a Segway on it.
To change or cancel Niagara Falls Segway Tours please call or email us. Customers will receive a FULL REFUND if they call at least 24 hours ahead to cancel.
If a Segway Tour is cancelled less than 24 hours in advance NO REFUND will be provided.
There is a minimum age limit of 12 years old minimum and each waiver must be signed by an adult. Each person must weigh between 100 and 250lbs.
Yes! It takes less than 10 minutes to learn how to balance.
Please wear comfortable clothes and flat shoes (no high heels). A helmet will be provided and is mandatory.
The tour consists of a small group of people and we change our speed to suit each participant's comfort level. We also take breaks if necessary so people can stretch their legs.
We will provide ponchos and continue the tour.
There is no guarantee that you will see any ships. 3000 vessels use the Welland Canal every year and the canal is open 24/7.