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Rubaiyat
Decorah's flagship dining room, with a seasonal New American menu, a deep wine list, and nearly three dozen taps heavy on local Toppling Goliath beers. Sit at the bar to work through drafts you cannot get bottled.
La Rana Bistro
An upscale-casual scratch bistro a block off Water Street, with bold New American plates built on local ingredients in a cozy, big-city-feeling room. It is small and books up on weekends.
Dunning's Spring Park
Decorah's signature spring-fed waterfall tumbling over limestone in a park laced with footbridges, stonework, and bluff trails. The paved path to the falls is short and accessible, but the unmarked trails up the bluff reward the climb.
Decorah Ice Cave State Preserve
A rare cold-trap cave that grows ice into summer, reached by an easy half-mile walk with a wooded bluff loop above it. Counterintuitively, the ice is biggest in late spring and early summer, not winter.
Toppling Goliath Brewing Co.
The destination brewery that put Decorah on the national beer map, with a huge taproom, more than twenty rotating taps, and barrel-aged rarities. The Trout Run Trail runs right past it, so bike here and you have earned the flight.
Pulpit Rock Brewing Co.
A downtown craft brewery founded by Luther alumni, with inventive small-batch beers and an events space, the walkable counterpart to Toppling Goliath's out-of-town site. It hosts community events, so check the calendar.
Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum
The largest U.S. museum devoted to a single immigrant group, with tens of thousands of artifacts across a dozen historic buildings, including an Atlantic-crossing sailboat and intricate folk art. The campus of relocated buildings out back is included, so do not stop at the main galleries.
Seed Savers Exchange Heritage Farm
A sprawling nonprofit heirloom-seed farm preserving thousands of heritage varieties, with display gardens, ancient White Park cattle, trout streams, and hiking trails. The display gardens are a photographer's dream and the staff love talking seed history.