Cave of the Mounds

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2975 Cave of the Mounds Road, Blue Mounds, Wisconsin 53517(608) 437-3038
Description: We did not have far to go to get to our next attraction - Cave of the Mounds. Like Little Norway, it is also located in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin.Cave of the Mounds is an underground cave that was discovered in 1939 by work...Read More
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Kissed from Above
Kissed from Above

by MikeInTown

Leesburg, Virginia

November 1, 2009

Best of IgoUgo We did not have far to go to get to our next attraction - Cave of the Mounds. Like Little Norway, it is also located in Blue Mounds, Wisconsin.Cave of the Mounds is an underground cave that was discovered in 1939 by workers who were doing a quarry ...Read more
70 Feet Below the Surface
70 Feet Below the Surface

by cmeekins03

Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

August 1, 2008

Best of IgoUgo Not wanting vacation to end by 10 AM Friday morning, we chose to take a little bit of a detour and hit Cave of the Mounds on the way home. It's located a little over an hour south of the Dells - there are brochures everywhere to help you get there. ...Read more
Cave of the Mounds
Cave of the Mounds

by GrAmTr

Williston, North Dakota

June 19, 2005

Best of IgoUgo Our reason for visting the Cave of the Mounds was two-fold. One, we always look for something unique about a specific area, and second, it's approximately 60 miles south of the Dells, and I felt it would give us a good opportunity to see more of the ...Read more
Cave of the Mounds

by MarkR37

Madison, Wisconsin

May 9, 2001

If you are into geology or just looking for a fun way to spend a couple of hours, try touring the incredible cave of the mounds located right outside Mt. Horeb. The caves were originally discovered back in 1939 when a quarry operator blasted ...Read more

From journal Day tip to Mount Horeb

Cave of the Mounds

by cls223

Chicago, Illinois

March 23, 2001

Best of IgoUgo Cave of the Mounds takes its name from the Blue Mounds, two blue hills in southern Wisconsin (yes, they really are blue!). Blue Mounds was settled by Ebenezer Brigham in 1828. The Cave was discovered in 1839 on the Brigham farm by workers removing ...Read more