Stroll the Main Street to hit up all the cute little stores and stock up on local goods!

Right outside Mount Horeb in the small town of Blue Mounds is Cave of the Mounds, a large underground limestone cave system that you can tour.

Sjolinds is the cutest local cafe and chocolate shop. Check them out if you want to try out one of the best truffles and fudge!

The Grumpy Troll is a classic Mount Horeb restaurant that has been around for ages! If you’re a beer lover, head upstairs to the taproom for beer flights and pizza.

Skal Public House is Norske-style beer hall that’s just so dang cool. They have indoor and outdoor seating, and on a nice day expect their patio to be buzzing with life. They serve up a tap list of local craft beers and bites like burgers, brisket sandwiches and the best fried cheese curds in town!

20 min away from The Eloise located in New Glarus, is one of Wisconsin’s iconic wineries. Estimated to be visited by 80,000 people a year! Sitting on top of a hill overlooking their beautiful vineyard - you can enjoy a wine tasting and try out their delicious brick oven pizza! Oh and maybe say hi to Bailey, their 11 year old golden doodle! If you are not a fan of wine, next door is Whiskey’s Distillery. It’s named after their second dog - Whiskey, a 2 year old bernedoodle! You can enjoy good quality whiskey flights and their amazing burgers and wings. Definitely a must try! PS: This place is also Zac and Allona’s FAVORITE date night location :)

Brix takes their apples very seriously and only source from local apple farms within 60 miles of their production space so every cider you drink is hyper-local. They get super creative with their cider and go beyond the basic dry and sweet brews by playing with flavors like whiskey and pinot grapes, lemon or basil to make extra special ciders. They also serve up food so this is a great happy hour and dinner spot!

Located in the heart of beautiful Mount Horeb, Wisconsin, Norsk Golf Club boasts a tough, but fair 9 holes that will be challenging and fun from the lowest handicapper to the weekend duffer.

The quirkiest thing about Mount Horeb are all the wooden trolls scattered around town. How did the trolls of Mount Horeb get their start? Back in the 70’s, Open House Imports, a store downtown, started putting wooden trolls on their lawn. Slowly over the years, more and more trolls were added in front of businesses or in grassy areas. These days, Mount Horeb is the official Trollway and there are countless trolls, each unique, that you can visit!