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Cave of the Mounds - National Natural Landmark Our park grounds are nestled in the rolling hills of beautiful Southwest Wisconsin’s driftless area. Wander our Prairie and Oak Savanna nature trails. Be dazzled in our Butterfly Gardens. Join one of our FREE interpretive programs in our new Discovery Center. And browse in our amazing Rock Shop.For more than 60 years, visitors have discovered why this is one of the best one day trips in the midwest! Guided tours on paved, lighted walkways lead visitors past an unforgettable array of crystal formations. The constant temperature in the cave makes touring comfortable all year round.
The most beautiful cave in Wisconsin and the upper Midwest, Cave of the Mounds, three west of Mount Horeb, lies just off U.S. Highways 18/151 in Blue Mounds, WI.
The United States Department of the Interior and the National Park Service designated Cave of the Mounds a National Natural Landmark because the site possesses "exceptional value as an illustration of the nation’s natural heritage and contributes to a better understanding of man’s environment". Curious tourists and budding cave enthusiasts have been enjoying an introduction to caving in the midwest for years while visiting Cave of the Mounds.
Nestled in a beautiful valley hidden in the foothills of Blue Mounds, WI. just three miles west of Mount Horeb. Little Norway has another more romantic name, the name chosen by its founder, Isak Dahle, which suggests more vividly the sense of magic that pervades this lovely valley: Nissedahle, or valley of the Elves.
The buildings are authentic Norse architecture, simple and durable. One has a growing sod roof; another, the spring house, is peaked by three cupolas and most of them are trimmed with warm, fresh blue that is typically Norwegian.
Because the landscape of southwest Wisconsin is much like that of Norway it was in this sheltered valley under the hill that, in the mid 1800's, Osten Olson Haugen from Telemark Norway settled with his family and called it home.
Welcome to the troll capital of the world! Come discover the treasures of the Trollway, and share the beauty of our community. The Trollway is Mount Horeb’s main street guarded by trolls that have seemingly just appeared to welcome you.
Be sure to visit soon to learn all about the Mount Horeb Chamber Area Commerce special events including. The 37th Annual Art Fair on the Trollway July 21st & 22nd, 6th annual Thristy Troll BrewfestSeptember 13th, 27th. Annual Fall Heritage Festival October 4th. & 5th., Hospitality Day-Holiday Kick-Off November 8th just to name a few.
The Uplands The Uplands magazine is a free travel guide to a beautiful part of Southwestern Wisconsin. We hope the publication will give you all the information on lodging, meals and attractions that you need to make your stay in the Uplands a very pleasant one.
The Uplands refers to a section of South Central Wisconsin that the glaciers of many years ago left untouched. This means that this region, also known as the Driftless Area, was left with many hills, valleys and unspoiled natural beauty. The rolling hills and hidden valleys attracted immigrants to the region and small ethnic communities sprang up that still flourish today.
The Uplands offers the visitor great restaurants, charming shops, comfortable lodging, fascinating museums and more in a restful rural atmosphere. We are one hour or less from Madison, Dubuque or Wisconsin Dells; two hours away from Milwaukee, Rockford and Galena, and three hours from Chicago. Come visit us soon - you will be glad you did!
Welcome to Southwest Wisconsin, famous for it's many hills, valleys and unspoiled natural beauty. It is also home to Wisconsin's greatest collection of natural, educational, ethnic, historical and amazing tourist attractions.
We also offer visitors great restaurants, charming shops and comfortable lodging in a restful and rural atmosphere.
Southwest Wisconsin is located an hour or less from Madison, Dubuque and Wisconsin Dells; two hours away from Milwaukee, Rockford and Galena, and three hours from Chicago.
