Step Out Agriventure Trail
Expiration: 365 days after purchase
Craving sunshine and fresh air? Love the taste of juicy, ripe fruit? Or are you just looking for a cool spot to visit? Look no further! Welcome to the Step Out Agriventure Trail! The trail is a year-round shopping and outdoor fun experience for all ages. It is a collection of businesses across Morgan County, Alabama, that has come together to promote local agriculture and their fellow local businessmen. Enjoy shopping for locally grown produce, from local food vendors (we even have ketogenic, sugar-free, and gluten-free options!), and enjoy making memories in a range of fun, outdoor activities—birdwatching, canoeing, zip-lining, and much, much more!
The Trail features over 10 farms, small businesses, and outdoor experiences across Morgan County, convenient to travelers from Decatur, Alabama, and Huntsville, Alabama, and travelers in North Alabama along Interstate 65, US Highway 231, and Alabama State Highway 157. So if you’re ever in town, Step Out and see what Morgan County has to offer!
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Care and attention are as natural at BJR Summerford Farms/Beef4U as their beef. The family's long history of serving others has developed a natural care and attention to their farming operations. They are committed to using safe food supply, raising hormone free cattle and maintaining humane treatment of their livestock.
Precise breed selection, carefully tailored food supply, daily farm management, accurate meat prices are hallmarks of the BJR Summerford/Beef4U cattle operation. Great taste, healthy beef products and customer satisfaction are the results.
Their commitment to quality products and services is evident in their freshly baked goods, ready to eat hand-made sandwiches, and diverse grocery selection. As a fixture in the community, the Dutch Oven Bakery built its reputation on humble service, strong morals and equally strong work ethics.
Dutch Oven Bakery is the ideal stop for lunch. Their mouth watering sandwiches and wide deli selection will surely prompt the casual guest to start planning the next trip. In addition, the fudge, cookies, and other delectable sweets will certainly bring a smile to the most finicky tastes. Their homemade goods include a wide range of pies including: chocolate fudge, pumpkin, and coconut cream! These pies are made from scratch and have "made with love" written all over them!
raise the premium sheep breed Australian Whites. The wide range of cuts the Fagermans sell are marbled like Wagyu beef and have a rich, bold flavor that simply melts in your mouth.
The Fagermans also do a bit of local dabbling in horticulture. Around the middle of summer, the Fagermans open their backyards as a pick-your-own blueberry field. The field’s unassuming and relaxed rural atmosphere is inviting and will make you feel right at home.
If you glean your berries from the wholesome bushes of local growers like the Fagermans, you are sure to find plump ripe berries ready to enjoy. Pair your handpicked berries with the Fagermans’ delectable lamb cuts and you will have an evening to remember.
shooting range, natural playscape, and a 4 ton sandbox. Visit the park and you will find plenty of activities for the entire family to enjoy!
keeping the “mom and pop shop” tradition alive. Graves offers its community and shoppers a small selection of local produce (including honey!) and offers homemade dine in or out options for breakfast and lunch. Graves also promotes the value of community by offering knitting classes and hosting music nights every Wednesday and Thursday. Stop by this sunny little spot just off Highway 36 to boost your mood and give your mind a rest at Lacey’s Spring’s “Community Rest Stop.”
The hydroponic garden itself is a 15,000 square foot, fully indoor garden that grows lettuce plants using a hydroponic system: an automated growing system that uses nutrient rich water instead of soil to grow plants anywhere. You will love roving the sci-fi like gardens and learning all about the futuristic pipes, wires, and gizmos that make indoor plant life possible. You can even get in on the action by volunteering a day at the gardens—it’ll really make you feel like a genuine space pioneer!
Schedule a tour today and see for yourself this fascinating and scientific process, and support Manna Houses’ mission to feed our communities.
you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the Whooping Crane—an endangered crane species named for its horn like “whoop.” Come hear the “whoop” for yourself as you enjoy the purest and safest way to appreciate the Alabama wild.