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The Amphibious
Swim Death's Door
from the Director of the Door County Triathlon and the Fall 50
Swim Challenges are a fun way to raise awareness about a message as well as money to positively impact that cause.
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Disciplines learned through swimming are also great life lessons including:
Perseverance, teamwork, focusing on self-improvement and not comparing yourself to others (an especially important one in the digital age of social media), and more! ​​
Swim Challenge
"Death's Door" Channel at Sunrise
Photo Credit: Kurt Krauss
Swimmers and Safety Team of the Swim Death's Door Test Trial
(Starting Left) Arleigh Porter, Sean Ryan, Kurt Krauss, Noah Ryan
Photo Credit: Chris Opper
Sat. Aug. 23, 2025: Sean Ryan and Kurt Krauss swam the first Test Trial for Swim Death's Door. An initially anticipated 3 Mile Open Water Swim around Plum Island to Northport, changing weather conditions on 8/23 including winds at 18 knots and 3 ft waves shortened the test trial from 3 Miles to 1.4 Miles. Swim Death's Door is currently an event in proposal, anticipating 2o26 for its first year of competition.
Fri. Oct. 4, 2024: The first of the Amphibious swim challenges took place when writer/exec. producer Kurt Krauss swam the half mile across the Sturgeon Bay Ship Canal.
Photo: Sean Ryan, Director of the Fall 50
and the Door County Triathlon
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Kurt Krauss Official Amphibious Swim Challenge
Photo Credit: Baxter Colburn, Colburn Creative​
Swim Death's Door crossing from Plum Island to Northport; a proposed 3 mile swimming event