ROAD DISRUPTIONS

Organizers have been working with the Door County Sheriff’s Department and Sturgeon Bay Police Department for several months to establish road closures and staffing needs to safely accommodate the event. According to race director Sean Ryan, “Great care was taken during course design to minimize disruption to residents and visitors in the county.”   None of the routes for the event cross highways 42 or 57.  Residents along the course routes are asked to use caution when leaving and returning to their driveways on race weekend to avoid collisions.  Printed maps and a complete list of road disruptions are available at the Sturgeon Bay YMCA.

CLICK HERE for a list of the road disruptions from this year’s event.

On Sunday during the Half Iron event, the County Sheriff’s Department will close County G/Horseshoe Bay Road southbound at Highway 42 from approximately 11 am until 3 pm.  In addition, the section of Horseshoe Bay Road that goes down the hill from County G to Murphy Park will be closed from approximately Noon until 4 pm.  Inbound spectator traffic is advised to park at the top of the hill in the Horseshoe Bay Golf Course parking lot and walk down the hill during these hours.  Inbound local traffic may take South Trail to residences, Egg Harbor Beach and The Alpine Resort.  Outbound local traffic and departing participants are advised to depart NORTHBOUND on County G/Horseshoe Bay Road while the events are in progress on both days.